I came here to get my live scan done and the process was super quick and easy. I honestly wish I…read morehad come here sooner! She was very sweet and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. My friend recommended this place, and I'm so glad I listened. I only paid $25 for the live scan, and they accept card payments, which was really convenient. There are also plenty of parking spots available. Highly recommend!

I came here to do a live scan for a school program, the man that helped me was very kind and made…read morethe process go by smoothly. Great place to come if you need a live scan done!

I love this place! They are my stop shop for FedEx since we don't have a local place nearby. The…read morepeople are super friendly and it's easy to get in and out. They do all sorts of postage deliveries. Located in the Vons parking lot Billy can't complain. Open till 6 PM weekdays

Time for an update...still 5 Stars. This place offers several services & sells mailing supplies &…read morefun greeting cards. The last 2 visits were all about returning an item back to a company. AIM makes it so easy! They scan & print the return label, seal the box, whatever you need. It all seems so simple in a way BUT if you went to the UPS store in the Target/Ralph's shopping center further down the road you'd think you were asking them to perform a colonoscopy! They're pretty rude too! I've only had helpful & friendly service at AIM. Located in the Von's shopping center.

First time here. There's no signs on the outside to tell you which side is mailboxes and which side…read moreis the post office service. Once inside though, plenty of stock in mailing envelopes. Good signs explaining Priority Mail vs Priority Mail Express. Helpful staff to explain how to fill labels out. This location opens at 9am and only a couple customers came in while I was there. I will definitely use this location again.

I am writing this to warn others about the staggering level of incompetence and stubbornness I…read moreencountered at this location, specifically from a supervisor named MINDY. Avoid at all costs unless you need to drop off. She'll gaslight you and make you the Karen. On March 30 around 4:00 p.m., I went to a USPS location to deal with a money order that was over six months old. My bank couldn't deposit it because it was "stale-dated" per the bank's own policy. I came totally prepared with the original money order, the original receipt/stub, and my photo ID. The first location didn't know how to handle it, so I drove to this main office per their suggestion at about 4:20. When I got there, I asked for PS Form 6401 (money order inquiry form). Multiple employees told me they didn't have the form available and THEY would need to print it out. Of course, nobody actually attempted to print it. The clerk helping me had no clue how to process my request. When the supervisor, Mindy, happened to walk by, the clerk asked her if I could use the existing money order to purchase a new one. Mindy refused that request. I told them I understood and explained again that I wasn't asking to purchase a new one with the old one, but that I was just looking for a replacement money order. After refusing my request, Mindy just walked away. I asked the clerk if I could speak with her directly. The clerk said she'd go get her, but then came back and told me I'd have to wait. After waiting for an extended period of time, they told me the supervisor "might have gone to lunch" or couldn't be found and to call another/go to the original office, despite their policy stating ANY post office can handle this issue. I asked why I was being made to wait if she was nowhere to be found or went to lunch right before closing (also, what?). Then, magically, Mindy appears, right before closing. Instead of addressing my issue, she completely ignored me and asked the next person in line if they needed help dropping off mail. I spoke up and explained that as the purchaser/payor, I am requesting a replacement as these don't expire. She repeatedly told me they couldn't cash it and that I needed to go back to the original post office. I explained multiple times that I knew it was a large amount and I wasn't insisting on cashing it--a replacement money order was perfectly fine. I also let her know that this was already the fifth post office I'd been to (including the original location), and all of them said they didn't have enough cash on hand. I then pulled up the official USPS policy and FAQ page directly from their website on my phone and showed it to her. The policy specifically states that a money order is considered "spoiled" if you need a new recipient, and that spoiled or damaged money orders can be reissued immediately at no fee as long as you have the original money order and receipt. I explained that since my bank wouldn't accept it due to its age, I was requesting a replacement as a "spoiled" money order with myself listed as the new recipient, exactly as the policy outlines. Mindy literally just pointed at it and asked, "Is it damaged?" I responded that no, it wasn't physically damaged, but it was spoiled because the bank couldn't deposit it and I needed a new recipient. She flat-out refused to read the policy on my phone and just kept repeating, "That is not the policy." She was completely fixated on whether it was physically damaged and willfully ignored the actual definition of a spoiled money order while making it seem like I was causing a scene. Mind you, they were actively issuing new money orders to other people at the counter during this exact time! Despite this, Mindy just kept repeating that since it wasn't lost or physically damaged, she couldn't do anything. She completely ignored the official policy I showed her and the fact that I was asking for a spoiled replacement. SHE EVEN SUGGESTED I BUY ANOTHER ONE. I stayed there until closing time and left frustrated. After finally leaving, I went to another USPS office way out of my way, but closes at a later time. They had PS Form 6401 ready to go, understood the policy immediately, and handled my exact request without a single issue. Do not go here unless you want to be gaslit.

Easy to find in a strip mall, this is a small post office with all bells and whistles. The only…read morething missing was a line. I was in and out within minutes. Is that not the best value?

Horrible always the same worker by themselves. Everytime I have been in he pushes button giving…read morehimself a false positive good review. Then fails to confirm how Id like my package shipped or if the mailing address to recipient is correct. Super off putting. More concerned on putting in fake feedback making himself look good then actually doing a proffesional job. Seems very dishonest & not something I would expect to see from a grown up man at a government job. feels very pizza place & high school. Im pretty sure reviews would be mixed if from actual live customers