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USPS Post Office

3.3(6 reviews)
5.3 mi

If you mail anything via USPS, make sure it's something that you have a receipt for and then insure…read morethe box. I recently recieved the front of a cardboard box (the USPS box-cut it off and mailed it back to me with a form to fill out) claiming that all of my items were "lost"... yet the box was still intact but not one item was ever mailed back. Odd, I had no idea that the USPS's mail conveyor was suspended above a small black hole... I've used the USPS before and never had this problem, so I assumed that it was a crazy fluke accident. I was in the middle of a cross country move and the USPS was the cheapest option for mailing stuff, so the next packages I mailed (DVDs, books I acquired over the years, old family photos, etc.), I insured. This time the packages were ripped open in several spots as well as taped up where the box was completely ripped down the center. When I inspected the contents, several items were missing. Looks like someone literally kicked a hole in the box and was like; "let's take a looksy at what's inside" ...then continued to have at it like a caffeinated kid with a piñata. Here's the catch... since I didn't have receipts for these things: family photos, vintage books, etc. ...ya know, just things that have taken years to acquire, the USPS did not reimburse me for the package. That said, if you're traveling cross country and thinking of shipping things to yourself, ship clothes and take all of your irreplaceable items as carry on. If you want to read more horror stories about damaged and lost USPS boxes, just google USPS "customer experiences" with claims made for lost items.

The friendliest service I think I've ever gotten at a Post Office! Post office people are usually…read morereally nasty and rude, but the ladies here were rays of Florida sunshine!

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The UPS Store

2.5(11 reviews)
1.7 mi

My mother had just passed away and I was left a lot of paperwork to copy and mail out and Tracey…read morewent above and beyond helping me copy and mail everything. While I was extremely scattered. I arrived 20 minutes before close and Tracey was so kind and generous. She made a hard day feel better!

This is not a review of this story but rather UPS as a while, especially its tracking system…read more With a recent deliver, tracking said delivery would be between 10:45 and 1:45, so I planned my day around that. At 11 am the map showed the truck about a mile south of my house, so I assumed my delivery would be shortly. Then it showed the truck on my street, so I'm sure delivery is imminent. Next time I check the map the truck is back south of my house, further away than it was before. Site says delivery time has changed to "before 9 pm." Now we're past 1:45, so I check the map again and it shows the truck is back on my street, so I'm looking out the window waiting. Next time I check it the truck icon is 3 miles north of my house and the delivery time is changed to "before 7 pm." Then the truck logo is a mile west of my house, then back on my street, then two miles north again. Package was finally delivered at 7:30 pm. The next day the UPS store said that might have been because they wanted to deliver first to businesses that closed at 5, but most of the places I saw the truck were in residential neighborhoods. Why can't the truck just deliver in a straight line? Seems like it would save time and fuel instead of being -- literally -- all over the map. I would never use UPS as a shipper but as a recipient I have no choice.

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