I was in a hurry to drop off a letter/package for FedEx. I gave it to the lady behind the desk, she…read morepolitely thanked me. I heard her say something to the effect "he's still here", meaning the FedEx guy was still there. She ran out to his truck knocked on his door and got my package sent right then! That was excellent customer service! Very nice of her to do that for me! Great job Ridgefield Pack and Ship! We'll be back again based on your service!

From the owner: We offer shipping options such as UPS, USPS and FedEx. Need a Po Box we have that too! We carry…read morebooks of stamps, packing supplies and offer professional packing services. Stop by and say Hello!

Recently moved to the area and needed to go speak to someone about my mail not arriving at my home…read more The lady working was super helpful and very polite. There were a bunch of people in line and only one staff helping customers, otherwise this would have been a 5 star review. They keep it clean inside and there was ample parking.

We moved to Ridgefield recently and our experience with people here have been very welcoming…read more However, I am taking this time to share my experience regarding my last interaction with a service member at this post office. I came in to drop off a package which was already prepaid for shipping but I needed to obtain a receipt. I came in and there was no line, no one behind the counter neither. As I am waiting for service I could see an older lady, short hair with glasses just walking around with a piece of paper in her hands. A gentleman comes in and starts getting his package ready so I knew this lady could hear there were customers waiting. I waited and then rang the bell because at that point it was obvious she was choosing to ignore customers. She said something but it was not audible. When she decided to come to the counter I was greeted with a demeaning look as if I was an inconvenience to her. When I mentioned that it was a drop off she rolled her eyes and I proceeded to ask if I could get a receipt. Her answer was: if you ask for it. Then she asked me what was inside the box, I responded. Then she proceeded to explain that since I was re-using a box I needed to black out all the lettering on the box with a marker. I went through the pencils they have on the counter looking for a marker but there was none then she handed me one. I blacked out the lettering as instructed and when I was done I returned the marker to her but she didn't take it back and pointed at the pile of pens on the counter. I was given the receipt and thanked her. As I walked away I heard her treating the gentleman who was behind me in a similar way. Please be mindful if you need to go to this post office. I hope she was just having a bad day but if she is just an unpleasant person to be around with don't let her ruin your day as people like that love to spread their misery.

Shout out to the ladies at the Woodland United States Post Office !!!…read moreExcellent, personal, professional, and friendly customer service Just moved to Woodland from out of state. Been in the post office a couple of times already to mail off a parcel, get a handle on my forwarding mail, and obtain a PO Box. Always been great Lorrie was amazing the times we needed her help and the others ladies too!! Spoke to someone in line who said they will drive the distance just to mail off a package in Woodland PO, because their town post office is not so helpful. Small town feel with the efficiency of a well oiled machine!

I wanted to defend myself in regard to working as a contracted rural carrier for Alaska Mail…read moreServices, which is contracted with USPS in Woodland, WA. I still speak to many people on this route and have been told that unfair things were said about me. It was not fair to have only one side of the story told by a customer known within the post office as an annoying complainer, which is a huge problem, and the Post Master made that very clear every time he called to complain about frivolous tiny issues. I wasn't going to say anything, but that is not fair to me as I was very fair and honest with my customers. I was taunted and poorly treated by this customer. I will not be verbally bullied or treated like a second-class citizen. I also will not have false accusations or rumors spread about me. Despite the challenges, I found immense joy in my role serving the rural community. The majority of residents were genuinely kind and welcoming, and I took great pride in my work, striving to positively impact the lives of those I served. A few years ago, I applied for a position that led me to engage with a woman who had bid on the delivery route. She was not a direct supervisor but had influence over the route and its employees. At first, she appeared to be an encouraging ally, sharing my enthusiasm for the job. However, it soon became apparent that her trust had been exploited by several of her previous employees. She recounted alarming stories that shook my faith in the organization: one employee had brazenly taken the work vehicle home, filled with packages, while he was under the influence of drugs. Another individual had irresponsibly transported mail an hour away with his family in the car--an undeniable federal offense. To make matters worse, another employee crashed three of her delivery vehicles yet somehow remained on the payroll. On top of these unsettling dynamics, I also had to contend with a demanding customer who frequently made ageist remarks from his garage. His penchant for complaining about every minor issue was relentless and draining. When I voiced my discomfort and feelings of harassment regarding his comments, my concerns fell on deaf ears. Driven to improve communication, I approached the woman who bid on the route to propose leaving a friendly note about placing a tub at the bottom of the steep driveway for easier access. She enthusiastically agreed, "YES!" Yet, much to my disappointment, my request was ultimately disregarded. The customer called and complained again; of course, I took the brunt end of it. My experience has led me to caution anyone considering a role with the USPS. The organization is rife with corruption and often falls short of moral values. Many employees display manipulative and untrustworthy behavior, contributing to a toxic work environment. This job can be thankless, and potential applicants should be aware of the daily difficulties they may face. I would not recommend the Alaska Mail Service to anyone. The woman who bid on the route consistently disparages her employees, and if you demonstrate loyalty and a commitment to doing what's right, she is likely to turn against you. Alaska Mail Service has repeatedly confided in me that other employees have committed federal offenses. I ultimately decided to leave this position because I value myself and deserve the respect that was not afforded me there.

Love that I can drop off packages at the self service kiosk. Very awesome feature. Don't have to…read moreinteract with anyone

That lady with the glasses is the worst. I've been here a handful of times and unfortunately, each…read moretime I've had to deal with her. She is unpleasant and unkind. She needs to be fired.

I have a small etsy business and have been using this post office regularly for about a year. The…read morepeople who work there are always friendly and helpful. It's certainly not the easiest job to deal with the public under the conditions imposed on the USPS (and a pandemic), but these folks really feel like part of the community, and are always so kind.

I did not get 3 statements in the mail and that will lower my credit score somehow it get last from…read moresender to my locked mail box go figure ???,also i called today no one pick it up. last week i got mail for residents not leaving at this address i did write on envelope return to sender and put it back in outgoing box ques what happen it got returned back to my address. Maybe if they do so now they just did the same with my statements? I do not like when my mail is lost no one can answer where is it. Not a good mail service.

I went to get passport with my family. online it says walk in's 3 to 4 we got in line at 3:30 .We…read moregot to the front of the at 3:55 we said hi were here for passport and they said we stop doing passport for today in 5 minutes and we only 4 family's a day. but online it never said anything about 4 walk in's a day we ask if they could do us real quick but they said no. we were arguing for a minute or two . And they kept telling us to come back the next day but both of my parents don't get off of work until 6 to 7 and my 1 year old sister was get mad . We were all mad at this point and they were wasting our time so we left . Now I am writing this the car going home Definitely the worst service me and my family have ever experienced if I could negative stars I WOULD Thank you for your time

By far the most amazing small post office you will ever visit! The ladies that work there are…read moreamazing. Also, love there is a Shell gas station and mini store with yummy food too.

I was on vacation with my kids and needed to mail a postcard and they were helpful and open hours…read moremost post offices are normally closed.

Not one complaint about the Amboy Post Office. Not. One. The staff is always friendly; every time…read more They go above and beyond expectations; every time. My packages arrive and are well cared for until I pick them up; every time. In fact, I so much prefer the post office that I opted for a PO Box. How great does a Post Office have to be in order for someone to say "I love our Post Office"? Pretty freaking great. And this one is.

This is a great small town friendly post office. Never a…read morelong wait and always friendly staff.

Unfortunately my mail is jammed in my box. I have had my…read morecards and photos damaged. Customer service is great, but whoever is putting the mail in the boxes aren't taking and care. The cost of having a box is ridiculous so I think that you should receive your mail undamaged. With the holidays coming I hope holiday cards arrive uncropped or bent.

2nd time my package got shoved into my mailbox folding the greeting cards in half. The last time…read morewas a metal sign that got ruined. Waiting for someone to call me back. Really makes me mad that I bought something that got ruined by my mail carrier. Someone needs to pay for both packages.