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    2.6 (191 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Keith A.

    This place stole from my overnight package then tried to pass it on empty to be delivered to my P.O. Box. Valuable paperwork was included tgat can't be replaced including cash. The package was clearly ripped and opened. They claimed that a machine did the damage. They STOLE MY ITEMS. They are clearly thieves and need to be investigated

    Just watched the package how it came

    The package was returned to me after USPS opened it and inspected the contents. During that process, the original shipping label and tracking number were removed or damaged, making the package undeliverable. Because the tracking label was no longer attached, the package was sent back to my address instead of being delivered to the buyer. As a result, the buyer did not receive their order, the shipment was delayed, and I am now being forced to purchase a new shipping label at my own expense. I am very disappointed with how this package was handled, as the removal of the shipping label directly prevented the package from reaching its destination. I did report it. I hope you get fired.

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    Trina M.

    Slow, 2 employees working 2/14/26, 2:16p. I'm from Cali. & this post office is just as bad as ours in L.A. on a bad day.....sigh.

    9 folks in line on a Saturday afternoon at 2pm Main Post Office and how many postal clerks do you see? Pathetic is the norm-

    The postal service definitely needs privatization. Here I wait yet agin with one - I said one clerk working the main post office - there are 9 people in line on a Saturday afternoon at 2pm. There is no "service" at the US portal service and even less at the IRS -

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    April D.

    Our passport appointment went so easy. Thank you Viola for your help today. Our appt was set for 9:30a-11a. We were instructed to sign in, sit and wait. We were called at 10:15a by Viola and left at 10:45a. She looked through our documents to verify everything was correct. They have a tape measure against the wall which was helpful to us because I wasn't sure how tall my 3 kids were. Viola said they do pictures for $15, "when their camera is working" lol. I'm glad we went to take our photos at Walgreens for $16.99 just in case USPS ran into tech issues. Some things Viola told me that might be helpful for someone else: * passports issued to minors are valid for 5 years. It is not renewable so if they need to travel internationally again they need to go through the whole New Passport process again *passports issued to anyone 16 years old and above are valid for 10 years and renewable by mail or online 5 years after expiry. *photos need to be taken within 6 months *for children with separated biological parents, if child is already 16 they only need 1 parent to attend the appointment *for children with separated biological parents, if child is under 16 they need a notarized document from non-custodial parent to authorize issuance. Their signature is valid for 3 months Cost is as follows for an adult: * $35 for passport fee * $130 for the passport book itself * $2 for the money order fee (I paid by debit card) Cost is as follows for a minor: * $35 for passport fee * $100 for the passport book itself * $2 for the money order fee (I paid by debit card)

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    Clerks are great, but supervisors and box services are flat out RUDE.

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    James is the absolute best!! He is so efficient and helpful. Our postal offices need more employees like him.

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    Worst Passport service. More like NO service at all for people sending Passport documentations.

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    Huge Thank you to Ken "passport guy" on helping me today with my passport information. You're a true asset to the United States Post Office.

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    (4 reviews)

    Southeast

    There's a lot of things to love about the post office at the airport…read more I barely even knew it existed until I signed up for a PO box there a few months ago. Not only was it a few dollars cheaper than other locations in town, but how convenient to get my mail as I am flying in or out of town, as I often do? I was worried about the parking, but you get 15 minutes for free in Short Term Parking, which is enough time to park, walk in, get your mail, and walk out. There's even enough time to get any packages if there's no line. The downside? The location has 1 employee, and so the hours the post office keeps are shorter than other post offices. So when they've got your package, you have to catch them. They're supposed to be open until 4pm daily, but I showed up at 3pm one day to find the place completely shuttered. Hoping that was an isolated incident, as I love stopping by the airport any other time to grab my mail.

    This post office was a life saver. Okay, maybe Im being a…read moretad bit dramatic, but they sure were useful since theyre located within the airport. I was visiting Las Vegas from Hawaii and on our way back we were stopped by security because we had cookie butter and pesto in our carry on luggage. I had no idea about the restrictions of food in a paste substance, and I dont think I had even seen a sign regarding pastes in particular (although I could have just missed it). Upset by the way security started to treat me (a whole other review for the airport itself); but basically they kept insisting that I could just throw the items away or surrender the items to them. And if youre from Hawaii, you KNOW that you dont throw away Trader Joe's, ESPECIALLY cookie butter (that I had JUST bought that day, mind you). So I left the security check point a little aggravated. Now the airport is a bit big, but the post office is in the Terminal 1 I believe, on the second or third floor nearby the Security check for gates C and D. It was a quick 4 minute walk and luckily there was only one other customer there. There was one attendant there, but he greeted me very friendly and actually turned my mood around. He took one look at what I was carrying and said "Uh oh..did you find out about something upsetting?" :) That already started to make me smile. I went on to vent about the whole thing and he said "Ugh! No WAY can you throw out Trader Joes! I bet they just wanted to eat it." His jokes just made me laugh and my mood really started to change. He went above and beyond for me and turned the whole situation around. I was/am really grateful for what he did; anyone could have simply packed up my things and shipped it off. But he took the time to converse with me and actually made me feel better. I got my package in, with everything perfectly fine, two days later. I wish I could remember his name, but thank you to whoever you are. You really made my last memory of this Vegas trip, better. ^___^

    US Post Office - The lines at 3:00pm on an average Tuesday.

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    (379 reviews)

    The supervisor Brandon's was amazing he went over and beyond to solve my complicated issue…read moreinvolving my new build not being the system

    "Where Letters Go to Die: A Gulag Review"…read more I arrive at 5:00 AM, expecting to be first in line. Instead, I find a queue wrapped around the building like the bread line outside a 1962 Minsk grocery store. Babushkas in housecoats. Grown men clutching Priority Mail boxes like they're smuggling defense secrets. Nobody speaks. Nobody smiles. Somewhere, a crow caws ominously. The building does not open at 8:30 AM. The building considers opening at 8:30 AM, deliberates on it internally, consults the Politburo, and then -- MAYBE -- cracks the door at 8:37, releasing a smell like a meat locker that lost power during a heat wave. I do not know what they are storing back there. I do not want to know. I suspect it predates the Cold War. Once inside, you are assigned a number and a fate. Speak out of turn, sigh too loudly, or make prolonged eye contact with an employee, and you are sent to the back of the line -- or, if the postal worker's mood is sufficiently sour that day, to what longtime patrons here simply refer to as "the Gulag Line," a mythical second queue that may or may not loop through a supply closet and back out into the parking lot. I came here today for one reason: to find out what happened to FOUR -- count them, FOUR -- letters I mailed over a month ago. Two to comrades in New Jersey. Two here in Vegas. My poor babushka has not received her money. My vendors are calling me daily, demanding payment, assuming I have simply vanished into the Nevada desert like a man who owed the wrong people money. I have become, through no fault of my own, an international letter-smuggling fugitive in the eyes of my own family. The clerk -- no name tag, obviously, they don't want to be identified by the tribunal later -- informed me with the warmth of a Siberian wind that "mail sometimes takes time" and that there was "nothing to track." Comrade, I don't need reassurance. I need Interpol. I need a forensic mail accountant. I need to know if my letters are lost, stolen, or currently being read aloud at a KGB holiday party. Pros: Excellent cardio from standing for three hours. Free character development. Cons: My rubles -- er, dollars -- are missing. So is my faith in the postal system. So, possibly, is an election somewhere. Do svidaniya, Russell Road Post Office. I will see you again next month, same line, same silence, same suspicious meat smell. Not because I want to. Because I have no choice. None of us do. 1 star. Would not defect again, but have no other option.

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    US Post Office

    (134 reviews)

    Southwest

    DO NOT COME TO THIS LOCATION -- RACIST & RUDE! This girl is…read morebeyond unprofessional. I waited in line to send an express package, and when it was finally my turn, she hit me with a nasty attitude saying she "didn't have the label" and to "move" because people were behind me. The self-checkout wouldn't even let me enter the full address, so I had no choice but to get back in line. When I got to her again, she rolled her eyes and said, "I already told you I can't help you, what don't you understand?" Then she started cussing and made a racist comment telling me I should "ship myself back to Mexico instead." Absolutely disgusting behavior. I walked out before it got worse, but trust -- this place needs to handle their staff ASAP.

    Yesterday, I went to the post office with about 50 small packages. Six of these packages were…read moreextremely important, so I requested that they be listed on a separate receipt; however, the staff refused, insisting that only a single receipt could be issued. I hadn't violated any rules or done anything wrong whatsoever; they simply didn't want to do the extra work. Consequently, they used various excuses to harass and obstruct me--illegally refusing to serve me--and told me to go to a different post office instead. Their so-called manager and a colleague named "Stardust" were incredibly rude, shouting loudly right there in the office. When I attempted to reason with them, they threatened to call the police on me. They also spouted all sorts of incoherent nonsense that I couldn't even understand. This behavior is truly outrageous; these individuals are completely out of control.

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    US Post Office

    (64 reviews)

    Southeast

    I had a really positive experience at USPS today thanks to aDimika. She brought great energy to the…read morecounter, was extremely helpful, and clearly knew what she was doing. Even with a line building up, she stayed organized, kept things moving, and handled each customer with patience and professionalism. You can tell she takes pride in her work and genuinely cares about providing good service. That said, it was clear she could use additional support--she was managing the entire line on her own, which isn't fair given how busy it was. Overall, great customer service from Dimika. USPS would benefit from having more staff during peak times to match the level of service she's providing on her own.

    Businesses usually receive mail everyday, minus sunday. We didn't have this problem with the former…read moreletter carrier. But it happens periodically, especially when our usual carrier is on leave. This is the local USPS that I have to contact when there's a problem. We didn't receive mail, incoming mail, and outgoing mail, this past monday- Aug 18 and tuesday- Aug 19. I also put out a letter which was misdelivered (it's a totally different address), and placed the red flag up monday morning; this is still there, 3 days later, today, wednesday, Aug 20. I called, but I listened to this really long list of Options, and tried reaching an Attendant. I was not able to do so, after that really really long wait. So I went to www.USPS.com to submit my Complaint. This is frustrating. I received an email response within a couple of hours. I received a call from someone at USPS, who then explained that our regular letter carrier is on vacation. I told him that the sub came here, but didn't know to check the front bench for our outgoing mail. I told him the sub was parked in between our hangar and the other hangar and could not see from his vantage point, that there was a bench in front of our office, which is where we place our outgoing mail. He assured me that he would leave a note for the sub to check our front property.

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    US Post Office

    (169 reviews)

    First time here at this location as we've just moved to Nevada …read more It was a busy day mid week , Precious helped me this day and let me tell you , she was very sweet and helpful. Not just to me but every single customer I saw her help out . I wish I could give her 10 stars !! She made my day !! She greets everyone with a smile and that is rare these days .

    "It's 14 degrees outside! Don't ask your mail man if they are cold? They could go postal!"…read more They deliver in the wind, rain, sleet, snow and heat. Through all the days the one thing you can depend on is the mail person bringing you that special package. These days the lines aren't as long as they used to be because of the newest technology that is available to the general public. If you feel brave enough you can even buy stamps and mail a package with an interactive kiosk. Can you image mail being delivered on horseback, much has changed since the beginning of the early years and days of the post office. The inception of the postal system was established in Philadelphia on July 26, 1775. The beginning of the American Revolution appointed Benjamin Franklin as the first postmaster general. Over the years the post office was declared and made its own entity still funded by the federal government, but it granted its employees retirement benefits after so many years of service. Today, this entity functions most of the time as a flawless machine. To ensure your package makes it to where it's going the post office types in your packages address to ensure accurate shipping delivery and avoiding delays. This is on your bigger packages although. Make sure and write legibly when addressing a letter to ensure it makes it to the recipient. We want the letter to get there. Give these ladies and gentlemen of the post office a chance and applaud. They have so many important things to do and get your letters and packages out . Thank you and the value is PRICELESS! Especially this branch !

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