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    Goin' Postal

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Jean and Josh saved my life! Besides taking care of my business that I needed done there and…read moregetting a package mailed the right way, they found my wallet that I left on the counter! After finishing up my transaction and leaving, I realized much later on in the afternoon that I couldn't find my wallet. In a panic I called the UPS store 3996 and spoke to Jean and told him what I was looking for, and he advised me that they had it and kept it safe all day. I had no contact phone number in there, so they had no way to reach out to me. Everything was just as it was and my wallet was returned. I REALLY, REALLY APPRECIATE AN HONEST BUSINESS AND HONEST EMPLOYEES. They are superb! I've been in this UPS store numerous times and have ALWAYS had wonderful service and courteous service! Thank you, Jean and Josh, for being AMAZING!

    I have been a customer of this location for over 14 years and have always appreciated the…read morecourteous, professional service I received in the past. Unfortunately, my most recent visit marked a turning point--and not for the better. I arrived prepared to ship a package, expecting the usual respectful interaction. Instead, I was met with an unwelcoming and frankly disrespectful attitude from a younger staff member. Without so much as a greeting, he abruptly yelled, "What's that box about? You know you gotta pay a lot of money for that--are you sure?" All of this was said while he looked me over dismissively, clearly unaware, or unconcerned, that I had been a longtime patron of this business. It was a jarring and disappointing encounter that lacked even the most basic standards of customer service; common courtesy, professionalism, and respect. Sadly, it's clear that the culture has shifted from the warm, competent service I once knew to something far less thoughtful. Businesses should never lose sight of the fact that how you treat people matters. Respect should be a baseline, not a luxury. Unfortunately, after this experience, I no longer feel valued or welcome.

    Office Depot

    Office Depot

    (21 reviews)

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    I stopped in here before heading to the movies in the same plaza and was looking for some small…read morespiral notebooks. I'm old school and still prefer writing notes on a pad or in a notebook, and I go through quite a few of them at the office. They had a decent selection, and the store itself was nice, clean, and easy to navigate. My only issue was the pricing. I thought the notebooks were pretty expensive, especially for something I go through so quickly. I ended up stocking up on what I needed at Dollar Tree, also located in the same plaza. I most likely won't make a special trip back since I don't live in this area, but it's nice to know that they are here if I happen to need something while I'm in the plaza for a movie.

    Walked into Office Depot on a Sunday afternoon because I needed a new mouse for my laptop today,…read morenot in two days when Amazon decides to grace me with a delivery. I was greeted at the door, pointed toward the Great Wall of Mice, and honestly felt like royalty for a solid 45 seconds. I browsed, I compared, I made my choice. Easy. Smooth. Efficient. And then... the journey took a turn. Because now it was time for The Great Checkout Quest of 2025. You'd think holding a product in your hand near a register would summon an employee, like retail Beetlejuice. Nope. Not here. Instead, I had to go on a little safari and eventually spotted Marco, crouched over a display like he was examining ancient ruins. I got three looks from him -- Look #1: "Ah." Look #2: "Still there?" Look #3: "If I ignore him hard enough, maybe he'll evaporate." Zero acknowledgment. Not even a head nod. Nothing. So I walked over and asked if anyone was working the front. He says, "I'll be right with you." And then proceeds to move toward the register at a pace that would make a sloth question its life choices. I've seen dial-up internet move faster. Once we finally get to the register, the real priority becomes clear: not my money, not my time, not my sanity -- my phone number. Because of course, nothing says customer service like interrogating me for loyalty points I will never use. Got checked out, grabbed my mouse, and basically sprinted out like I'd just escaped retail purgatory. If I didn't need that silly little mouse today, I promise you I'd be clicking "Buy Now" on Amazon from the comfort of my couch. And honestly? That's exactly where my future office supply needs will be handled. Thanks for the adventure, Office Depot. Really.

    Goin' Postal - shipping_centers - Updated September 2026

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