The atmosphere inside the waiting area is about as depressing as you would imagine for an SSA…read moreoffice. However, if you arrive early in the morning (as soon as they open), the wait time can be minimal. Mr. Tabb made my experience into a surprisingly pleasant one. I told him exactly what I needed and he was quick to get it done and explain everything to me, while having a small conversation between waiting for his computer to load and the printer to print.

SSA has now contracted out it's login responsibility. Shame on them. I am now locked out of the web…read moreapp and neither Login.gov nor ID.me can help or want to help very much. SSA folks, as nice as they are in this office, have absolutely no ability to fix this anymore for their customers. Shows Government at its most incompetent. Too bad, when SSA folks ran things, everything worked. These new multi- BS authentication tools are literally locking me out permanently with no obvious way to fix it, and I went in to the SSA office. Now drafting a letter to the Director of the SSA, so you know that will go absolutely nowhere. Will be fun at tax time when I don't have a 1099, yeah!

A nice enough Army Post which provides services to all five military services; six if you include…read morethe new US Space Force (activated Dec 2019). Post Exchange and Commissary are huge and offers everything a Walmart has. Six fast food chains are available and eight or nine third-party vendors; more during holidays. Bowling alley with very good snack food bar. Medical & dental facilities, library and movie theater. Plus lots more. The base is huge and hosts over 12 US Government Agencies.

All of the numbers posted are out of service. So can't even get in contact with them over the phone.read more

There was a time in my life that I had the privilege to be detached from my USAF military unit and…read moreassigned to work for No Such Agency. The team leader of my new civilian side of what we were doing in our tasking was such a super guy and he as did others made me see the importance of being very diligent in our job And he continued to further the critical Importance of not taking our job home with us. Truly enjoyed the wonderful opportunities that came from having a high level security clearance So it was with great enthusiasm that after years of not stopping to see the Cryptologic museum and visit the memorial to "Those Who served in silence". What a treat to visit and see things I was quite familiar with on display and written about. They also have a good library on the subject and those who did exceptionally well at their work.

I called the number listed: 301-688-6311, and after 45 rings, a lady answered. I asked her for the…read morethe name they used for the general data gathering centers around the United States. I later found out they are called "Fusion Centers". She said their agency had nothing to do with them and then abruptly hung up on me. What she told me was patently untrue based on the information about the centers posted right on their website. I will follow up with whomever they are accountable to, if anyone. I'm so sick of government agencies, NSA or not, not treating American Citizens (who pay their high salaries) as customers, instead of bothersome people wasting their bureacratic time. They don't get it, nor understand where they fall in the pecking order of things. We The People are their bosses. In order to get someone to talk to me I had to call The White House switchboard and have them transfer me through. The lady that had hung up on me 3 times before now answered in just 2 rings instead of 45, but when asked to speak with her supervisor, claimed she didn't have one. No accountability equals the poor customer service I received. Instead, not allowing me to speak to consumer affairs, she transferred me to an equally rude person in security who would not identify herself either, who also refused to answer my simple question, or tranfer me to public affairs. All she would say is look at our website for consumer affairs.

If you make an appointment your visit will be great. If not, you'll waste the day away, waiting,…read moreand get nothing accomplished. MAKE AN Appointment!! Caution, the front desk persons can come across as rude and very indifferent. I speak not from this one visit but from the experience of six visits. Once you get past the front desk, everyone is friendly, helpful, and proficient.

ID Card link on line for Deers does not work; just keeps spinning. When I call, no one answers and…read morethe mailbox / voicemail is ALWAYS FULL. Can't do walk-ins. How in the world do we arrange for service from this place? Are these paid employees or volunteers?

The worst post office I have ever been to. Zero customer service. Makes you get out of line if your…read moreenvelope isn't sealed. Ridiculous. Will drive further to not have to experience this rude attitude again.

There is only ever one person working the counter causing a constant 7-10 person line and a…read more30minute wait. You can hear people just laughing in the back and not helping. If they staffed a second person they could clear the lines efficiently since some customers require some more time.

Zero Star! This…read moreplace is horrible! Worst place in entire world, they treat you like lab animal no humanity in anyone who is there! It was like hell hole.... dirty place, food sucks, food is extremely expensive inside, correctional officers were rude and mistreating people and looking at them like animal!

Do not eat here! Horrible restaurant…read more First off they have a "different" dining experience than what you may be used to. Similar to Medieval times, although the food is not as bad still not good. You have to relinquish all of your personal items, shoes, jewelery, etcetera. Weird concept but I'm open to new dining experiences. Seating is also a little odd. Their "booths" are more like small rooms with steel doors and locks. Also the "booth" has a sink and toilet in it. I'm guessing that's how they do it in France but it really didn't improve the ambiance. Service was an absolute nightmare. You think that after taking your picture and fingerprints it would lead to a more personal dining experience. WRONG. I sat in my "booth" for like 2hrs before even seeing anyone. When I did, did she take my drink order? No. She asked if I needed to make a phone call. WTF? If making phone calls is so important to the restaurant then why did you take my cell phone? You think I actually remember phone numbers? I know like a billion people. Not even Stephen Hawking on that pill that gives you the ability to use your whole brain could memorize that many numbers. I digress... I declined the use of a phone, and politely asked for an ice tea and perhaps a wine list. Now I have to emphasize that I did in fact ask politely because for some reason she said I was being a " Smart Ass" and freaking tazed me. When was the last time you were tazed for asking for a wine list? Well only if you've eaten at that Friday's in Baltimore, but I surely did not expect it at a "fine" dining establishment. When I came to and wiped the drool from my face I noticed my food was waiting for me. Having not seen a menu I guess it is a Chefs selection type deal. Well this "chef" must have recently gone through a horrible divorce as the selection was appalling. Hot dog, little carrots and a box of milk. Not having my watch I am unsure how long I was passed out but everything was cold except the milk. The bun was uninspired and tasted like paste. I am not sure what animal ass they used to make the hot dog but I think it was actual dog. VERY gamy and chewy as was the milk. Good thing the toilet was there because I gave the meal right back. Now the bill... You can't simply ask for your tab and leave. Oh no. You have to have a chat with a bitter old person they simply call "The commissioner" . I never thought we would have to review the history of my life and careers to give me the freaking bill for the meal. She was all double homicide this, racketeering that and really I just wanted to get out of there. Total bill? $25,000.00 No I didn't have a seizure on my number pad you read it right. Twenty Five Thousand Dollars. "We take credit cards with a nominal fee but no discover or amex" she tells me. Really? Well let me tell you Visa is not keen on raising your limit for this particular restaurant. Denied. Well that's not a problem because they have hundreds of numbers of people that will pay your bill for a 10% sir-charge. Thank goodness. I spoke with a Mr. Tiny set it up and within a couple hours I was finally allowed to leave the restaurant. Second worst meal ever. If you read this far I would suggest avoiding this place at all costs. If you are bored with the same ol dining experience, i would suggest a picnic instead. Unless you like your meals with a side of S&M you will not like it.

Great service, great snack food and cold drinks! What else could you ask for!? Top it all off with…read morea great crowd who is super welcoming. I love hanging out here.

Newly Renovated, RESPECTFUL to our SERVICE MEN and WOMEN!…read more Barmaids GREAT People !! Polite and Efficient !! Regulars weekly always GOOD People to talk and relax with! -- Everybody knows "Steve-O"

It's much smaller than other exchanges. It's almost same with the one in not Henderson-Hall but…read moreFort Myer. Variety: Clothes, shoes, cosmetics, detergents, accessories, uniforms, snacks, candies, etc... They don't have many brands. Price: Average. Customer service: Good. Parking lot: Free.