I love this post office! The staff is very friendly and helpful. They actually act like they are…read morehappy to help you!

Ok- let's be serious, going to the Post Office is not a fun errand. BUT- I do appreciate USPS being…read morea cheaper option. This location, in particular, is my favorite. That's mostly because the sweet woman, Jodi, at the front. She always kind and also incredibly quick and efficient when there is a line. It makes my trip to the post office not just bearable, but actually enjoyable.

These women, especially the post master (she man Jo) are always trying to play detective with the…read morepackages I bring in. Tried to save a few bucks by shipping a couple items via media mail. Let me tell you, they opened my packages to inspect the contents and held the shipments back from my customers. After they found it was not media mail they handed the packages to my home mail delivery (another nosy, lazy woman) and she proceeded to set them on the ground outside my back door in the rain, opened and unsecured. Why don't they appreciate the steady business I bring them, and keep their nosy selves out of my affairs? They try to play detective which comes across as rude! It wont hurt them a bit to just ship my stuff and mind their own business. Do your job and stop the hating you unruly snobs!! The delivery lady will jam stuff in to my mail box even if it deforms the item or my mail box, to avoid getting off her lazy butt to delivery my packages to the door. I will be complaining on the feedback surveys as well.

To South Haven's Post Office I happily strode, To send…read morecertified mail down its official road. "I've never done this--could you help me?" I pled. She looked at me like I'd misplaced my own head. The forms were a puzzle, each box a surprise, Yet questions just earned me exasperated eyes. I finished at last, though I can't help but wonder-- Is training new customers really a blunder? The letter got mailed, so that's something, I guess... But kindness costs nothing--and would've cost less.

I've always received my SSI checks like clockwork and informed delivery has ALWAYS shown the…read morecorrect date they will be delivered, until March's payment. Informed delivery showed it to be delivered on 2/28 a Friday. It was never delivered and rescinded into the system for Saturday...never delivered. When I did not receive it on Monday the 3rd I went to the post office. Post master said informed delivery wasn't always accurate? I've always received the mail shown EXCEPT once last year and it wasn't my government check. Then he added my regular carrier was ill so I chalked it up to that. I received the check the next day on the 4th. Called SSA and they said it must be your post office/carrier because it was sent early enough to arrive on the correct date. And that April shouldn't be a problem because the 1st falls on a Tuesday. Informed delivery showed my check scanned to be delivered on 3/31 but the envelope clearly does state Deliver 4/1/25. So naturally I thought the post office might hold it the 1 day and deliver it on the 1st. We'll this is the 2nd, it's storming, and my mail was delivered 2 hours earlier than normal but still NO check! I was told after the last time I called that if this happened again I was to report my post office to the SSA. Which I plan on doing tomorrow, 4/3!

The staff is always very nice and helpful. I never have to wait very long in line and they are…read morealways able to answer any questions I have. Great service!

Fantastic branch. Clean, effiicient, fast knowledgeable service…read more US postal service is totally underrated. Use the mails, use your post office, its one of the few federal services the average person really benefits from having. I have sent tens of thousands of letters in my life and I think they lost maybe 2. If you compared this to the hassle of lost and misdirected emails, there is hardly any comparison for accuracy. Email is cheap and fast, but if you want a nice well done communication that can be most reliably received and archived, letter mail is hard to beat.