This is my usual post office. I've always had good experiences there. Sometimes the line is long,…read morebut that is to be expected. The personnel are polite and helpful.

Telephone message says closing time on Saturday is 2:30. Sign on door says 2:00. So now I guess…read moreI'll go to the UPS store.

worst post office!!! always losing my packages or mail always returning stuff too sender even…read morethough my was on hold.they never answer the phone. They're never professional and they just do what they want all the time. I've never dealt with the issue more with my mail than here..

Line but went very quickly. Came to buy some stamps. To pull into here is a little tricky if there…read moreis traffic so you may want to consider that.

They ordered a new lock installed for us for our mailbox in our development cluster mailboxes. A…read moreprevious 'guest' lost or took the original keys. They said it would be done in the next few business days. It took them two weeks to get it done and notify us to pick up the new keys! Oh, and they NEVER answer their phone. All calls go to a voicemail box that tells you it is 'full'. Ugh! I guess they don't have to be excellent at customer service when there's no competition!!

I hate leaving them a star. The Greenville SC distribution…read morecenter is the worst. Packages lost. No phone support. No communication. I want to place some internet orders, but the postal service here is piss poor, and I've gone through this with them several times. Ship with FedEx or UPS if you want your shipments.​

Rude woman behind counter. She wasn't helpful at all. It was simple a piece of tape was all that…read morewas needed. There have been other postal workers that would have been and have been more helpful. She was rude and then threw package...NEXT!

If you ever have a package come through these usps offices in Greenville 99.9% of the time they…read morewill find a way to delay your package a couple of days or send it the wrong way and have to come back just to get delayed usps is a dumpster fire they suck tremendously

Small, but conveniently located on Main Street in Simpsonville. They have post office boxes, you…read morecan apply for a passport, it offers everything in the big post office in Greenville offers but on a smaller scale. People are friendly and helpful.

Fast - efficient and friendly! Mark is Wonderful Iman is great! So quick and kind! Thank again…read moreMark - they should give you a raise!! Keep up the great work!

The personal in this Postal Office is so RUDE and DISRESPECTFUL with the customers. I visit…read morefrecluently because is the postal office near to me... but definitely the staff needs training in customer servic

This is the friendliest post office I've ever been to! Every time I go, the employees are smiling,…read morechatting, and seem genuinely happy to be there. But they don't let that slow them down. I am in and out of there so fast. Even if there's a long line, it moves. This post office makes my day! They do close earlier than other posts offices at 4:30pm so just be aware. They have a nice drive-through lane to drop mail into the outdoor boxes. Inside, they have a great card selection in case you forgot to mail someone a card - so convenient! Parking is plentiful and easy.

They never answer the phone. They are very rude and not at all helpful. I have not gotten…read moreSaturday mail delivery in two weeks and have my flag up so I am certain they do not come by. No one to complain to. Avoid this branch.

The Postal Service helped create America. Or at least that's what was conveyed to me recently by a…read morenovel of contemporary interest that gave a detailed look at the history of the "PO." If you're not interested in the lengthy history of the post office, read on. Taylors' post office is a conveyor of meal kits, overdue bills, advertisements that tell me how Lindsay Graham isn't who he used to be, advertisements about how Jamie Harrison is a commie linked to the Comet Ping Pong QAnon conspiracy, letters from grandma, and other mailable objects that cannot be sent via email. Greeting you once you enter the post office is the all-mighty automated postal machine, which is plenty capable of producing postage, while ensuring that humans are no longer needed. To the left of the entrance are thousands of post office boxes. A long time ago I recall the thrill of reserving my first post office box in college. PO Box 803. I was excited because that was also our area code. Then next year, we moved to area code 864. I did not receive PO Box 864. I was shortly banned from the post office due to "attitude issues." To the right of the entrance are the human-staffed counters. These brave souls take on the best and worst our little suburb can throw at them: badly-written addresses, questions about where to vote, and boxes of questionable content. There is also a faded sign where the copier once was. Thanks Kinkos for making post office copiers a socialist thing. Beyond knowing your post office is there, you should know there is way more action behind the counter. Processing of your meal kits, vicious political advertising, and letters from grandma require an army of human sorters (automatic sorters disposed of courtesy of the Trump administration) and delivery specialists who drop all this stuff in your home mailbox so you can swiftly drop it all into recycling. The post office is a treasure. Show some damn respect.