Was able to walk in and get things notarized no problem. Staff was pretty friendly and helpful…read moreensuring things were done correctly. Plus they have a drive through for shipping and whatnot too and I never realized that until I went in for my notarized stuff.

I cannot express my appreciation for a locally owned business owner that completely undercuts the…read morebig businesses like The UPS Store. The prices are very reasonable, and I can see myself as being a long-time customer of this business.

Usually my experience at a UPS is far better than the USPS. Today's adventure to the UPS store was…read moreonly slightly different. Staff members were professional and courteous. Services were rendered quickly, accurately, and concisely. All my questions were answered efficiently and calmly. I was confused how so many people can be working in the store, but only one person can help customers. Mad props to the one customer service agent who was KILLING it. But why is another in the back just talking to someone else? Clean store. Each printer/copier has a name. I found that humorous. Lots of great services available, but be prepared to pay.

Holds on to packages for days at a time for no reason. Delays packages after having said package…read morefor a full week. Splits up packages sent together and then holds one ....who is running the show?

Seems like a waste to review the post office. So I'll just tell you my story…read more I will say that the postal folks at Eagle River are fantastic. Many things are outside their control and they are most definitely understaffed. That being said they do work hard. To a degree they are still an entity of the United States government, nothing says "I require patience" more than the federal government. Right? I reiterate. The workers, from clerks to my carriers, are all wonderful people thrust into a challenging situation. MY STORY: If you've been to the ER P.O. in December this past year, you probably waited 2 hours plus. I know I did. 1 hour and 45 minutes in line. TWENTY MINUTES to find my package. It was much needed medical supplies and I was traveling the next day. Come to find out my box was on one of a hundred pallets for 9 days. No wonder they struggled to find it. We flew to Nevada and boxed up 23 large containers and a bowling ball to be sent back to Eagle River. We mailed six per day at the retail ground rate which is the cheapest cost available. You can also expect delivery in two weeks (they warn you it could take upwards of 30 days). Perfect! We have to fly back home and prepare space for our junkola! Fast forward to landing at Ted Stevens Tuesday night. As we pull up in our driveway we see six of the boxes have beat us home. Wait.......what? That's only 4 days! The next morning, six more parcels, as well as the next day. The first 19 packages all took 4 days from Reno. The last 4? It's been almost three weeks and they can't find the bowling ball. It hasn't checked in anywhere and we can't do anything about it for another week. Luckily, the important material all made it here, making this a most hilarious adventure. Oy vey, if packages could talk! I hope you enjoyed my usps saga as much as I did sharing it. 01/23

A five star review for a Post Office?!! What?!! Yeah, this was definitely a five star moment for…read moreme. I was in need of a new passport and pleased to see online that the ER location offered appointments, albeit a couple weeks out. No biggie, I have time. I made my appointment online for mid week, a.m. and definitely made the right choice! Three people at the counter helping others and once it was my turn, I was asked to step over to one gal who takes care of them. She was helping another gentleman, being super playful and courteous, as was he. She was equally so with me as well. The process was super fast; I was in and out in about 10 minutes. I mentioned to her that this was not even remotely what I was use to at my Chugiak PO and she said 'sadly, I've heard that many times'. They could really learn something about being friendly at our location. Heck, a simple hello would be appreciated... they're rude and crotchety beyond measure. Anywho... I digress! Excellent customer service across the board in Eagle River and I noticed it with each customer that was helped.

What's not to love about this post office? Sure it is sometimes packed but in my experience it…read morerarely happens so I will go the extra mile just to get a good post office experience. This post office is exclusively for people with access to base and not going to lie, if you've never been here you wouldn't know where to find the post office because there are no signs. It is tucked away on the first floor of one of the buildings. The clerks at this post office are always so kind and cordial and they do not hassle you like in other post offices in town. The post office itself is nice and neat and they are always stocked with a variety of flat rate boxes, even ones that you can't find in the regular post offices. These guys really set the bar for customer service and there is hardly ever a line. What else sets this post office apart from the rest? They always have a nice welcoming bowl of dum dums lollipops. On your way out there's nothing like eating your favorite dum dum and if you're lucky you'll catch a glimpse of jets taking off.

We have used Carlile My connect 5 or 6 times and they have always come through and communication…read morehas been great. Recently we had a band Saw delivered and when we got there to pick it up, the trailer wasn't tall enough to accept it. They brought it to our place in Homer and up a VERY steep driveway and put it exactly where we wanted it. Way above and beyond service. Thanks a lot Carlile!

I stand by my 5 start review of Carlile and using MyConnect! It has not only saved us hundreds of…read moredollars in shipping costs, but we've also been able to ship hazmat items that wouldn't ship to Alaska! Today, we picked up two boxes totaling 145# and saved over $300 in shipping from what we were quoted by the company we purchased from. While customer service can sometimes be less than mediocre, more times than not, the guys in there are awesome, manhandling heavy boxes and loading my vehicle! Carlile is my first thought anymore when ordering anything from the lower 48! These guys/gals work their tail off, don't forget to thank them profusely for their hard work!

I just heard the news that Norm has passed away. I really don't know what to say because he had…read morealready been over 80 years old and still worked there. The whole time I was wondering if he had made any plan to pass his business on to someone. I guess we just have to wait and see.

Norm has been taking care of my mail for twenty years ever since I retired and started traveling…read morethe country in my RV. I would pick out some small town where I would be traveling through in a few days. I'd call Norm and my mail would be waiting in general delivery when I got there. Flawless.

The friendly employee can have you in and out in a few minutes unless you have a clueless customer…read morein front of you. I stopped by to get some domestic postcard stamps and I was done.

Shhh....this is a secret location Post Office. I heard about it from a person who had it on good…read moreauthority from another person. So I am hesitant to write this review. I am sure that some users will discover this post and audibly gasp in derision. How could he write a review for the best place to mail your package that no one knows about? And to those individuals, I apologize. Truly sorry. Don't hate me. I'm sure they, like me, fear that once the cat is out of the bag, they will be forced back into the long and circuitous lines that are the US Post Office of Palmer and Wasilla. Because that is the best part about this place. There is never a line. They are fast and friendly. They ONLY take cash and check (yes, you heard me correct). There is an ATM in the building. Check the picture of the hours. They open at 9 and close at 5. They are also closed from 1230-130, daily. Saturday hours are different. But skipping the line? Getting in and out so quickly? Walking less than 15 steps from your car to the counter and back? All worth it. You're welcome.