PC MedEvac has been using Piedmont Lith for its printing needs for the past 3 years now. They not…read moreonly print great quality products in a timely manner (even with last minute requests, but they act as a trusted advisor, making suggesting as to what paper, glossy or not, and is always available to bounce ideas off. I would highly this family owned printing copany over the chains hands down!

From the owner: Printing, copying and graphic design services. Printing business cards, borchures, flyers, annual…read morereports, posters, wedding sationary, parking passes, credentials, poacket folders, letterhead, envelopes and much more!

Brit and the Production team were focused on Customer Service and Quality, two priorities I always…read moreappreciate. I wasn't sure the best approach to take with my printing need and Brit took the time to explain my options. Everyone in the store was friendly and helpful-definitely my go to for business needs!

Our company is now moving to UPS. I went into the store to ship a package and was told my company…read moreaccount was moved to cash only and i would need to update my account online. I had been on the account printing shipping labels and nothing told me there was a problem with my account. When i went to the office and went online to check there was no problem with my account. I called Fedex and there was no problem with my account.

the very best there is! we have been using oak city print for years for all of our merchandise and…read moreit's always top notch!

From the owner: Fast turnaround - reasonable pricing - great customer service read more

I needed to find a union print shop in the Research Triangle for an event my organization was…read morehosting. An acquaintance recommended Barefoot Press and I am grateful they did! These folks were attentive, pleasant to deal with and did an excellent job with a very quick turnaround. I would highly recommend them to anyone who wants to get a sign/poster professionally printed in this part of North Carolina.

So I know this was a long shot, but I needed two 24x36 posters and an Instagram photobooth in a…read morematter of five hours, not because I didn't have the time to let them know earlier, but because I'm a procrastinator and didn't call a printer in time. Another printer recommended me, and I am so glad they did. Not only did they do the posters, they helped me think through my Instagram photobooth ( couldn't explain it well enough over the phone, but they understood me and got it done.) Everything was ready by 5:30, and they even gave me some notebooks. The shop is cute and welcoming, and the staff was so nice (they said, we usually don't do this..but...) and I appreciated it. Give them a call for great service!

We used Turner print a few years back for our wedding reception tent cards. I must say, they did an…read moreEXCELLENT job! Not only was the quality perfect, but the turnaround time and the pricing far beyond exceeded expectations. I'm about to place another order for my business, so just thought I'd stop by and tell everyone what a great experience we had. They were super friendly on top of everything else. If I could give them 10 stars, I would!

We were running the Innovators Program in downtown Raleigh and needed some large business model…read morecanvases printed ASAP to give to our entrepreneurs to use over the weekend. I grabbed my laptop, walked down Wilmington and, luckily, came across Turner Printing. Stuart Turner, the owner, was at the front desk and I tried to explain to him what I was trying to print. At first he said the only material that they had for poster like products was high gloss photo paper that would cost $12 each (I needed 12 prints so it was going to be $144, yikes!). I was prepared to pay that price since we literally needed them done in the next 30 minutes, but once I showed him what I needed printed and explained what it was for he recommended that we have it printed on 20 lb paper instead, which only cost $3 per print. While I was waiting for the printing to get done (which took less than 10 minutes) Stuart told me all about his travels around the U.S. including Alaska, which is where I'm from. So we had a whole conversation about Alaska and what it was like when he was there in the early 80's. Not a bad way to spend 10 minutes while you are waiting for your last minute print job to get done. The prints came out great. It was only $36 to get everything printed (way cheaper that $144). I told Stuart that we will definitely keep using Turner Printing whenever we need anything printed for the Innovators Program!

Terrible service. I came in looking for something pretty basic. Counted at least 5 employees…read moreincluding the person i suspect is he "manager" around the floor (probably 10 customers in the store tops, so not busy). Wandered around for 10 mins trying to find what I thought would be an easy item to locate. During that time I saw multiple employees who would dart by while on the phone or too "busy" even to ask if I needed help. They seemed mainly busy trying to avoid dealing with customers! Couldn't find what I came for, but went to front register to pay for two other items I had found. Nobody at front register but 3 elderly folks chatting and apparently waiting to be checked out. They waived twice towards the "service desk" (which for this store is an oxymoron). No recognition. I set my two items on the counter and left. So I'm a very tall and conspicuous guy wandering a near empty store obviously looking for something for 10 mins then trying to buy stuff and I'm not sure I was ever even noted by an employee! Somewhere this company has a board of directors having meetings to devise bold new strategies to grow their business. Maybe they should just visit their stores - if they are all like this one, the only "strategy" they need is to have managers and employees who show more than indifference towards customers! Mine was about a $200 potential sale. Imagine if they are losing 5 other folks like me per day due to staff indifference and they have 1500 stores. That is $1000 per day per store - across 1500 stores that would amount to over $500 mil per year in lost sales! Crazy! There's your growth strategy Office Depot exec team - get your store team members to actually pay attention to customers! You're welcome!

This review is for the print and copy center…read more I have ordered multiple times from the online print and copy where I pick up a day later. I have never once received a confirmation message of the order being ready but never had any issues with pickup next day. I went yesterday to pick up my order. The establishment was empty, save a few customers and 1 man waiting at the print center because it looked like the person working there had some technical difficulties. She was on the phone with what seemed like a tech person. I was waiting in line patiently until she finally asked what I needed. I said I was there to pick up. She asked if I got a confirmation saying that the order is ready. I said I didn't but asked if she could just check to see if my name was there in the filing. When orders are done, they usually set it aside in a filing area. She didn't. She just went back on the phone. It takes less than 1 minute to check to see if I had my item there. I was very tempted to go behind the counter to help troubleshoot her computer AND look for my order under my name. Yes, it should be that simple. She was on a headset, so it would not have been hard for her to maneuver and just look for my name. I am very disappointed in the customer service of this location and will no longer put in any orders from here.

I had my passport photos taken at the Postal Annex. The staff was helpful and patient, which I…read morereally appreciated as I have some mobility issues. This is a wonderful alternative to the typical post office and I will use them for all my postal needs in the future.

Excellent service. Second to none. Polite staff. Definitely will recommend to friends. Best mailing…read moreexperience. Dyuti was great help. Amita Desai

Mel and the entire team are fantastic. He's knowledgeable and kind towards everyone he interacts…read morewith. He goes above and beyond the call of duty. He has single-handedly trained all the staff that so many love! My interactions have never been unpleasant. Each delivery has been handled with care, and the cost to ship is reasonable. Thank you to the entire UPS team here. I've been a repeat customer for years and only go to this location simply because I enjoy my experience every time.

I have been with this location for over 6 years. Mel, the supervisor is truly an asset to the…read morebusiness. He is knowledgeable, patient, friendly, and incredibly dedicated. He has also trained the staff to embody these qualities.

I've ordered from Fallon's for a few years now and have always had a great experience with Kim…read more They have pretty much whatever you want as far as flowers go and their prices are very reasonable along with delivery.

I need to start this review by acknowledging that the following ordeal is ultimately my fault, and…read moreyet my experience was the most unhinged dedication to not doing an extra nice thing I've ever seen. I always order flowers from Fallons because even though they are more expensive than other options, their quality is superior. Sadly, one of my dear friend's parent passed away. I recently lost my own mother, so I painfully resonated with the experience of losing a parent at 30 years old, much sooner than one ever expects. A couple of us girls went in to order flowers, and I raised my hand to pick up. I should have double checked the closing time, and it's totally my fault that I was driving to the store on a hope and prayer someone would still be there a little after closing. I called the store on the way, and an operator answered who said they would call the store to see if anyone could help. I'm on hold when I arrive, and I see an employee walking to their car. I'm not going to bombard someone leaving work, so I keep walking towards the front door hoping someone else would still be inside. I then see this employee running away from her car back inside the store, while she's on the phone (which I'm hopeful is the operator snagging her just in time to help me). A moment later, the operator takes me off hold, and I state how wonderful that I just saw an employee run back inside, and thank you. The operator then tells me he was advised to notify me that no one is left. I see the woman who was outside walking toward the front door of the store, so I tell the operator that I think he's mistaken because she's reaching to open the door right now. The operator starts trying to confirm the store location because we are having two different understandings of what's happening. Then, the employee smirks at me through the glass, doesn't open the door, and starts picking up little pieces of fuzz off the inside door mat. She proceeds to continue staring and smirking at me through the glass. I'm telling the operator that i'm confused, and this is the most awkward experience I've ever had. The operator repeats that he's being told to tell me to leave. The staff member inside is also still on the phone, so I realize we must be on the same call, but I can't hear what she's saying. At this point, I'm stunned. In no way should an employee be expected to help me when I arrived late, and I truly thought that since she went inside (reopening after closing up and almost to her car) that she was doing a very nice extra mile thing, to slowly realize that she actually ran away from me and is now waiting for me to leave. I resign to getting back in my car. I called my friend who actually placed the order to let her know I messed up and didn't get the pick up. 10 minutes or so go by while I'm on the phone with my friend, and my friend asks me if this staff member has left. I look over at the car she had been walking toward and realize it's still there. It's now dawning on both of us that this employee is delaying going home just to avoid walking past my car. To be clear, had the employee initially got in her car and left instead of returning to the store, that would have been totally fair. If she opened the door or even asked the operator to let me know that for x,y,z reason there's nothing that can be done, cool because again, it's my fault I'm late. Out of so many possible options, this employee decided to avoid me, avoid communicating anything other than I should leave, and sit inside a closed store. The flowers were picked and purchased, so it's not like I wanted to browse or do a transaction. When I drove to the store, I assumed I was out of luck. Now, I've just had the most awkward encounter where instead of someone taking 3 minutes to doing something above and beyond, they spent 10x the amount of time to not, and while not they decided to stare me down with a smirk. I'm truly flabbergasted that someone went so over kill to waste their own time and to provide the worst customer experience when they could have just continued leaving the lot or better yet provided such an exceptional customer experience that would have made me rave about Fallons. The dedication to making something that was my fault turn into a scenario where I'm actually bewildered at the degree of horrible service and commitment to self sabotage is unlike anything I've ever experienced. It feels so silly to let one employee take me from a loyal Fallons customer to never wanting to use them again and to share this event, but it truly was just that ridiculously bad. If you're ok with ordering from a florist whose employees will go far out of their to be unhelpful when they could have quickly been beyond helpful, then choose Fallons. In good conscious, i can no longer recommend them.