1. Mendozas Business Services

    1. Mendozas Business Services

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    Oakland, CA

    Mendozas Business Services

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    US Post Office

    (31 reviews)

    Fruitvale, East Oakland

    So the location is a bit sketch, especially considering the workers are enclosed by BULLET PROOF…read moreGLASS. Yes, you read that correctly BULLET PROOF GLASS. I am an online seller, so I need to utilize the post office frequently and this is the closest Post office to my new home. So I risk my life on a daily basis to save about 30 minutes each day. What can I say? I am all about convenience. So far, I haven't been shot at or anything, so I'd say the reward outweighs the risk here. The workers are fairly friendly, and helpful so that also influences my decision to use this post office as well. There's nothing worse than dealing with a rude, sour faced Sally as your first human encounter on a MONDAY morning. I've noticed that the packages I take here show tracking the same day, Usually within a couple of hours. That's much faster faster than they shown movement or updated tracking have in the past when I was living to San Leandro and taking my packages to the post office there. So I think it's safe to assume that the workers scan in packages quickly here; That's another plus for me. There is no parking lot here, but I have been lucky enough to get VIP street parking right in front every time I have come here. Also, there is never a ridiculous line or wait. Typically when I arrive, there are only one or two people in front of me. A couple of times there has been no line at all. All in all, I like this post office. If not for the street parking and bullet proof glass, I would probably give it a 5.

    The man accepting the packages was very rude; he told me, "I can't guess whether you want the…read morereceipt or not--you need to look me in the eye." ‍ I don't get it: if I'm handing a box through the window and waiting there, what do you think I need? Obviously, I want a receipt. He was so rude, even though I hadn't said a word--I was just doing what I always do: arriving, handing over my envelope or box, and waiting for my receipt. Unfortunately, the usual attendant wasn't there; she is always super friendly.

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    US Post Office

    (27 reviews)

    The address is deceiving. If starting on park ave there is a coffee shop with the same address…read more Cross park ave and Find the alley leading to a parking lot next to the pizza and shoe store. Follow the alley almost all the way to the next street. It's past the Japanese restaurant on your right. Once found my service was quick. I had a package to send back and got a tracking receipt.

    Just be forewarned that if you come here, you're not allowed to take pictures of your packages…read more I've sworn off going to this post office for years (see my two previous reviews!), but today I was in a pinch, and really needed to get to the post office quick--and this was the closest one. But, I also needed to take a picture of my package (uh oh!) and would you believe that the postal worker here said "no, you are not allowed to do that." She said I could take a picture before putting postage on it, but not after. I swear man. A quick Google search will show that nowhere in the USPS policies does it say that you are not allowed to take a photo of your package after you have put postage on it--in fact, in the in the year of our LORD 2026, where e commerce is a fairly booming practice for... hmm I don't know, literally everyone, it is a fairly standard practice for seller to snap a photo for their buyers, to show that their items have shipped. But hey, what do I know? Fuck me right? I swear this post office just likes to ruin peoples day, and I am not being hyperbolic.

    Alameda Police Department - Feb 2026

    Alameda Police Department

    (70 reviews)

    Alameda has the BEST non-emergency services in the Bay Area(.)! I had to call non-emergency during…read morethe July 4th festivities to find a way to get home due to all the street closures. I literally had a panic attack because I was driving around for an hour trying to get home. Every street I turned on and down was blocked off with no way to drive through. I called non-emergency, and the agent assured me that she would help me find a way to get home. She was so helpful, and she stayed on the line (of course, with several "please hold" :)) until I found the street that I could turn down. However, this just showed me how great a city Alameda is.

    Disappointed and frustrated with APD's inaction and unhelpfulness with a crazy-making situation…read morewith a toxic neighbor. I have an upstairs neighbor who has been causing a relentless noise disturbance in my home, using some vibrating sound machine every day and at nearly all hours. Attempts to discuss the issue with the neighbor directly and respectfully have only resulted in her spitefully ramping up the noise assault. It has made for a truly unbearable living situation. My property management company has been useless (see previous review of Drysdale Property Management), so I reached out to APD for help. I called and reported the situation, and an officer called me back a short time later. I explained the situation in detail, stressed the seriousness of matter, and pleaded for any assistance they could provide to put a stop to this. The officer told me he would talk to the neighbor and Drysdale and get back to me. Then... nothing. Not another word about the matter. I called and left a voicemail for the officer asking for a follow-up, and still got nothing. Meanwhile the noise assault continues, and I have been pretty much displaced from my home, as I literally cannot be in my apartment when this noise machine is running, which is all waking hours of every day. The neighbor turns the machine on first thing in the morning and leaves for the day, leaving the noise on, and not turning it off until nighttime. When I called APD for help, it was for a reason. If the situation wasn't serious, or could be handled any other way, I wouldn't be calling. So treat it seriously. APD should have visited my residence, listened to the noise for themselves, then made in-person contact with the offending neighbor and put the neighbor on notice that the noise harassment is unacceptable and needs to stop. A phone call is not an appropriate response in a situation like this. A visit from the police sends a message. A phone call much less so. I still have no idea if the APD even talked to the neighbor, as there has been zero follow-up. This isn't the first time I've noticed passiveness from the APD, especially in recent years. Slow response times (if they respond at all), phone calls instead of in-person visits, and a hands-off approach seem to have become more the rule than the exception, and I'm not the only one in town who has noticed this. I know police departments across the country have experienced major public blow-back for excessive force in the past, but the solution is not going in the extreme opposite direction, and just not intervening in situations that deserve to be handled seriously and promptly. I will give the officer I spoke with credit for advising me how to go about addressing this through the legal system, but I still expected more of an assertive response from the APD themselves. I expected help. This is what we pay taxes for. The only time I see APD reliably showing up these days is in the South Shore shopping center, apprehending shoplifters. Because when it comes to a business' bottom line being affected, they're on it, but when it comes to a crazy neighbor making your life a living hell, you're on your own, and good luck dealing with the clown show known as civil court. Unacceptable.

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