A shout out to my favorite PO worker who treats me like I'm inconveniencing him every time a come…read morein, you may have a union protecting you, but with the price of a stamp going up to 1.00, you may be working for Bezos soon. Good luck.

Lynn was the most unprofessional.. I went to get post office keys for my new condo.. she refused to…read morelook at my drivers license.. and supported docs.. she throws the papers back at me and tells me to wait an hour for Ken the manager.. and go sit on the "bench" saying there's other people in line I have to help.. still can't get mail and don't have my keys

I am going to post this review on both the Ocean Springs and D'Iberville Post Offices sites…read more Our home is pretty much the same distance from either post office, so we have used them both about equal in the past; no longer. I'll go to Ocean Springs PO in a pinch or to drop off a letter, but given my choice, I now much prefer the D'Iberville PO. At the D'Iberville PO, you usually get a smile; you always have their full attention, and they give you thorough, complete information and suggestions on how to save on shipping. They look you in the eye when talking to you, and they treat you like a person, like a customer. More often than not, I leave there smiling. At Ocean Springs, the best I can describe it is that it is like dealing with a KIOSK machine. There is no human interaction, no helpful suggestions; you only get information if you know exactly what to ask; you are just as likely to get a shrug or a blank stare. Polite human interaction is not difficult; making another person, a customer, feel OK is not tough. Having worked in customer service for over 40 years, I know something about it, and it is not difficult to send your customer away feeling good about the experience. Now, Post Masters, when you start to blame your employees, stop and look in the mirror, for that is where the blame, or credit, begins!

Tada! It's the post office! It's works just like it's supposed to. Nice self service area right…read moreinside the front doors. You can go through another set of doors on your left to get in line for a person if that's what you need. They didn't have any cool postage stamps. So that was disappointing. I bought some boring ones anyway. Yippie!

Hours are not consistent or true as posted their printed signage. Need more accurate hours.read more

You should hire more staffs only one person working and very long line. We waste the time to stand…read moreon line

Better training on the shipping of packages to our military APO addresses. They try to charge 3x…read morewhat it should cost every time I go in here. I use the approved flat rate box for military and Told me it was $108 when it should have only been $32. I took my package and left. Never again will I visit this location. Employees seem aggravated to be there and that they have to wait on you or maybe they just act that way toward certain people. Horrible experience!!!

Ordered 10 chicks who got stuck here....they got sent Thursday the 26th and it is now Wednesday…read moreApril 1st and the tracking hadn't changed at all since mobile AL. Such a shame...this should be considered animal cruelty and they need to be more on top of situations like this because unfortunately now those chicks are probably dead and who knows where they are:(. Photo of what my tracking experience has been like.

I went in to renew my passport. William Impasto was very kind, patient and helpful. I was a…read morelittle nervous since my passport had expired several years ago. He made the experience easy and pleasant.

I regularly use their services to send letters via Priority Mail to my loved one currently in…read moremilitary basic training (BMT), where they are only permitted to receive letters/envelopes. I requested Priority Mail service for my envelope. The clerk provided the incorrect slip suggesting a larger package when only an envelope was needed and acceptable. When I voiced my concern that the package would not be delivered to a recruit in BMT, the clerk responded with an unprofessional and dismissive attitude. I was overcharged for the service, paying $13.00 when the usual rate is $11.00. Furthermore, the clerk failed to process the mail correctly. She only applied the Priority Mail sticker directly to my personal envelope and did not stamp the mail or place it into the appropriate Priority Mail envelope casing as is standard procedure. The letter is now lost and its whereabouts are unknown. I strongly believe the improper processing is the direct cause of its loss. This is especially upsetting as it was a critical letter to a recruit with limited communication access. I would like to acknowledge that employee Brian was extremely kind, helpful, and professional when I returned to the Post Office to inquire about the lost letter.

I order parts to fix my vehicle and the carrier had already came before i made it home. They…read morecouldn't just leave the package because it required my signature. So i went to the post office to pi k up the packabut the carrier was still on their routes. I insisted that i can meet them to get it because I wanted to get started on my vehicle,( i hate depending on others), but by their policy they couldn't allow that for safety reasons. The manager took it upon himself to get and his car and go get the package for me and they wouldn't allow me to tip them. One of the most generous things to happen to me in a while. This definitely made my day.... Thank you all so very much for going over and beyond!!! Highly recommend!!!

A supervisor at this usps is extremely unprofessional. Her name is Amy Brown. Employees at this…read moreoffice did not "scan in" a high dollar package sent to me. the tracking displayed an alert status. tracking showed item was delivered to pascagoula usps, 5 days later it was still unscanned, with no location updates. i called them to locate the pckg. she told me it wasnt there. i gave them time and called back. i was patient, and asked some questions about the process at their location, so that i could understand what might have happened. she did not answer my questions. Amy Brown, i will be filing a complaint with the usps, providing them with the recordings i have of all our phone calls, your unprofessional way of communicating, and the part where you admitted that your office failed to scan hundreds of packages before being sent out for delivery. it left customers who rely on the tracking system, more so during this pandemic, without the reasonable expectation that they will receive the goods they necessarily purchase by mail.

I visit the post office at least three times a week and the staff is always friendly and helpful…read more Sometimes there is a wait but it depends greatly on time of day and season. There is a really nice mural of the Singing River Indians on one wall. This post office has two outside drive through drop boxes and two inside drop boxes. They offer all the standard post office services.

I'm a regular here and I've always had a positive experience. There is a good supply of boxes and…read moresupplies and the employees are polite and knowledgeable. Plenty of parking never had delayed shipments. Good store.

Service was fast and the associate was both fast and friendly. As far as post offices go, it was a…read morepleasant visit all around. I would go out of my way to come to this post office again.

Super nice staff here! It moves faster than some locations. This is my usual drop off and…read morestamp/supply pick up spot.

I would like to start off by saying that I have no desire to ruin anyone's day. I am very…read morerespectful and courteous to everyone I meet. The employee named, Sal was very rude and dismissive when I was asking questions about shipping labels. I have no reason to be treated like I was. I walked in on Saturday and there was no line. He was on his phone and not paying attention. He told me he can't do anything about printing a shipping label because I don't have a QR code. I talked to customer support on the phone and gave the employee named, Sara a copy of my prepaid shipping label with a QR code and she said my local post office can do it. It's called "label brokering." I showed him the USPS website on my phone and he didn't even look at it. He just said, "Next!" to the person in line behind me. I was shocked that I had to go to the public library, sign up for a library card and pay to print out a label when I was told by a post office customer support agent that I could do it at the Post Office. I'm very dissatisfied with this employee and he should be trained proper customer service. This process took 2 hours and should have been much easier because when I brought the printed label, he scanned it just fine. He scanned it from my phone on the first trip and didn't even look at his computer. He just stated he "couldn't do it." However, once it was printed, he scanned it with no issues. Sal needs to lose the unwarranted negative attitude.

It's hit or miss as far as the lines here. Sometimes they have one person working when they clearly…read moreneed two. I suppose they keep a skeleton out of necessity and it is probably no different then any other location. The staff are usually very pleasant. It's my neighborhood USPS and I only run over here if I really have to. They are open Saturday Mornings. Drive thur Mailboxes on both the East and West lanes in front of the office.