Building lacks actual numbers on the outside. I've had packages lost because there are no numbers…read moreon the outside of the building. Who should I ask about this?

Driving past this post office for the first time, I wasn't sure if it was even open. Although there…read moreis an Americana flag waving from the pole, the windows are all barred and the place looks abandoned. Fortunately, I found a parking spot (not an easy feat, btw) and ventured inside. I was mailing a cat carrier to a friend who had leant it to me and I had created my own box for it. Not the best create-a-box job ever, and I was worried that it would be rejected. Never Fear! As others have noted, this is the best Postmaster in the world! He laughed and said "Homemade box?" Uh oh, I thought to my self and answered "Yes" to his question. " I love homemade boxes" he said! Whew! We had a good laugh together, and my friend's cat carrier is on it's way to Wisconsin! Hurray. This is where I will always come for my Postal needs!

This postal service has saved my bum a couple of times. It is a bonafide no frills US Postal…read moreService location with all the services you could ever need on campus. The employees are super pleasant and are honest about recommending the best method for sending your precious goods. tip: buy manila envelopes at the bookstore down the hall and save a quarter!

Similar to a bad film, a GPS glitch delivered me to Sharpsburg. Summoning optimism--well at least I…read morecan post a grannie calendar and park, I entered the US Post Office there. During a whimsical change of mind, the clerk (working on the afternoon of Nov 22), decided to switch the price from $7 to $25. Oh, those unforeseen international taxes, who knew. (Not without insulting my customs' form handwriting, at least three times, prior.) The actual cost when I made it to a safe zone, thank you US Post of Lawrenceville, was $7. Imagine.

This business uses bait and switch tactics. If you ask how to get a letter delivered the fastest,…read morethey will sell you an expensive service. They will set your expectation by giving you an expected date, but that is not really when they even expect to deliver it. That is the best possible scenario. The actual day can be up to 7 days later.

Great employees! Open later than most on Saturdays (4 PM)…read more Needed to mail out a package on a Saturday and my local post office closes at 1 PM. We were grabbing some other items nearby so we stopped in here. The line was long, but the two employees were moving through everyone rapidly... even at the end of their shift on a Saturday (it was around 3:45) Only note: it would add more speed if they had a self serve package kiosk like most other post offices! But it honestly didn't matter with the later hours and efficient employees adding the value anyway. Not sure I'll be back... but if there ever is a Saturday afternoon need. It's worth the trip!

This post office on liberty Avenue is clean, respectful of customers and efficient. I've been going…read morethere for several years and it's my favorite because there's parking. Susanne

Most of the time it's ok. BUT, I had a book sent & tracked to me, delivered to the wrong address…read more(same street #) & post office considered that was ok! Now during the week of heavy snow we have had NO mail delivered in over a week. Come on! It's not that bad. I'm losing all confidence in this post office. Postmaster, take action!

For the past several months, most magazines or catalogs I receive are, or have been, wet, with the…read morepages sticking together when they dry. I don't have this problem with first class mail. What's the deal?

Just wish that they have more than one person working at the front... This particular customer, who…read morewas in front of us, was hogging up the line, having a delightful conversation with the only person at the front desk. I also wish that they have an automated machine that allows customers to purchase stamps, ship their packages, etc. Having this machine would help to reduce the line at the front and speedy the process much quicker.

I am glad that I never wrote a review for this place when I was younger. It would definitely have…read morea different tone to it. I always viewed this as a congested mess with the location that it is in. I showed up for a single stamp recently. I was fearing for the worst and having to wait in a long line of college kids for a single, solitary stamp. But I walked in and right up to the counter and out the door in under five minutes. Then it hit me, hardly anyone uses the post office anymore. Unless it is dire to send a letter, no one really steps foot in here. Case in point. The only other people in here were of the older persuasion. Not a bad thing, but you can tell the times are changing.

This is the post office closest to my work and the one we use for outgoing mail. On mornings we…read morehave outgoing mail I walk a couple blocks here. I have always been greeted in a friendly, courteous manner and have gotten superb service.

Working during the weekdays has caused me to get creative with my lunch hour, and occasionally my…read moreto-do list features mail-related errands. The Post Office located on Liberty Avenue has become my regular Post Office, and I visit typically 1 or 2 times a week. My thoughts on Post Offices are simply that can't we live with them and we can't live without them. Being that I'm an avid online shopper as well as a seller on eBay from time to time, visiting the Post Office is just part of the process that I can't avoid. This specific Post Office has given me mixed feelings. It gets the job done, though, and that combined with the convenience is what keeps me coming back. I can't count how many times I've been here, but I've only ever seen 2 workers. Only during a few of my visits were there long lines, but the clerks seem to handle them effectively here. Typically, there is a man and a woman clerk behind the counter. During one visit, the woman was particularly rude and it's left a bad taste in my mouth ever since. Neither my boyfriend nor I had mailed very many packages directly from the post office at the time, and we had an item to mail and a label we needed to attach to the package. To my people that aren't too familiar with shipping: There is more than one type of package and it can get confusing between priority mail and standard mail. There are special envelopes that you have to use for each type of package, too. We had a standard package to mail, and the woman went on to tell us we couldn't use the priority mail tape but offered no other solution. She said they do not supply tape to customers, but I have seen it happen more than once. She was very short with us almost as if she was frustrated, and it wasn't helpful in the least of ways. I'm not asking for clerks to bend over backwards, but common courtesy is nice! Aside from that negative experience, it's usually not a bother to do business here. The clerks aren't overly friendly but it is what it is. We'll be back because my online shopping addiction won't cease anytime soon, but hopefully we have good experiences from here on out!

This is a very cute post office. I've driven by hundreds of times and completely missed it. I went…read morein for some stamps one morning. There was only one window open for service, but I didn't have to wait very long.

This is the best post office in the city. The staff is always friendly. The hours are better than…read morethe other branches (open until 6 on weekdays, longer Saturday hours). They usually have 2 or 3 people working the counters, so the waits are much better. Post offices are made or broken by the workers. This place excels with its customer service. I've seen the employees here walk hard of hearing and elderly people through their orders in a very respectful and patient manner; that really stood out to me, because I have definitely seen the opposite. The only con is the parking--if you get lucky you can get a street spot, but generally I take the metered lot behind the Friendship Circle.

Annie was the goat!! Seriously she saved me so much money by trying out some different options for…read moreshipping my friends wallet to her that she left at my house. She was super efficient, friendly and kind. I was in and out in 5 minutes with my package in good hands.

Worst company in the world? A worthy candidate! If you want a terrible, terrible experience, go…read moreright to this store. We tried to find out about shipping a simple box after wasting an hour on the world's worst website, fedex.com We called this store and spoke to a dopey kid for ... well, a long, long time ... while he actually said many, many things like this: "Duhhhh ... I don't get it. Are you trying to just ship the empty box?" Why does this happen? It happens because Fedex is the worst company on Earth, so no intelligent person will work for Fedex. How many news stories have we seen about Fedex drivers ... whom Fedex refused to classify as employees ... have just snapped and dumped hundreds, or even thousands, of packages in ditches, ravines, and other places in the woods? Too many times to count, that's how many. Fedex's website is utterly incompent and useless when you try to get info on shipping. Then Fedex refuses to connect you to a human being in its CHAT function, and every response from its incompetent A.I. robot is utterly irrelevant. That's the experience you have when you try to perform the simple act of finding out how much it costs to ship a damn package. Just imagine how bad it's going to be for you when you have a real and complex problem and you try to get Fedex to do something about it!