So terrible customer service that they make you drink when you get home. Especially that woman with…read morethe purple lipstick. She gives out City Bank phone number instead of her supervisor. Go pee in the wind USPS

ZERO STAR IF POSSIBLE. ABSOLUTELY THE WORST POST OFFICE EVER (up and down East and west coast)…read more Have never encountered a post office with unreliable and unhelpful employees than I have here. Never mind that it is so old that you cannot get into your POB after 3:00pm, or that it's closed when it says it's open. if your mailbox is full, they send everything back -- EVEN WHEN YOU'VE PAID IN ADVANCE. They don't tie up your mail and give it to you when you pick up. No. They just say "It's been closed. Your mail was returned." LAZY. INCOMPETENT. UNKNOWLEDGEABLE. Why is it even open?!

9261290249306722640796 Where is my package that should've…read morebeen here last week. Can't do a missing mail search. You overpaid clowns have one job.

Update 2024: I've ordered shipping supplies multiple times since my initial review was posted and…read morehave had NO ISSUES at all. I use the at home stamps (dot) com system and supplies are very easy to order off the app and are shipped free direct to my address. They have all arrived quickly. This has become a reliable source for my business and the free supplies that I use every day have been cost cutting to my bottom line. This helps me keep my costs down to My customer. Thank You USPS

The customer service here is superb. The woman who helped me was very courteous, friendly and…read moreefficient. And she had a great smile. I was returning a shipment to Amazon. The box was a bit heavy and the staff member just told me to leave it when I came in the door and approach the counter. Now that is great service!

Awesome customer service. Very courteous and efficient. If there is ever a line, it goes very…read morequickly. Any and all questions get answered. I've only done shipping and returns but I'm sure all other services are just as good.

This particular post office destroys any myth that all people in small towns are friendly. The…read morestaff here were rude and condescending and truly were a blemish on what appears to be a nice little town.

The worker I see most often has no care in the world. I very politely described how I wanted to…read moresend a package thinking she gave me the best option to match. LESSON LEARNED. Use the USPS calculator ahead of time. she gave me a $65 shipping when there was a $27 option that fit my requirements of package shipping. Unbelievable.

The counter folks at the Salem Post Office are unfailingly professional and customer oriented…read more There are often elderly residents needing assistance with postal matters and I have observed the staff many times being really patient and helpful with these folks.

This is an okay post office for the basics, e.g. mailing packages, buying stamps and such; if it's…read morethe only one you can get to, it'll do. If you want commemorative stamps, get in here on the release date, because they'll run out quickly. Absolutely do not be in a hurry when you come in for service at the window; they usually have only one of their two windows open, and nobody (neither customers nor P.O. employees) seems to feel any sense of urgency. The employees are nice enough, just not nearly as quick as in other locations. We have waited in line for up to 25 minutes (behind just two other people; it's not the Christmas rush!), we've had people in front of us give up and leave, while the customer at the window is oblivious to anyone waiting behind him/her, and the employee seems to make no effort to hurry the transaction along. This is a normal day, here. People go to a post office to transact business and then get on with their lives, not to camp out, and there are ways that employees could speed up an excessively long transaction without making an especially slowpoke customer feel rushed or unimportant. Also, if you have mail that must get out right away, I would take it inside the building to drop it in the mail slot. Over the past few years, we've occasionally dropped mail in the blue box on the side street (Plaza Drive) and more than once, that mail seems to have arrived at its destination a few days later than we'd have expected it to. Maybe it's just a strange coincidence, but we've learned that it's better for us to skip the convenient blue box. All in all, we avoid this P.O. when we can, and take a deep breath of resignation when we can't.

What a cool store. Coming across this place will save me a ton of time at the dreaded new castle…read morepost office as well as staples. I was in and out in 3 minutes and for only a couple dollars. The lady at the counter was really nice and made my shipment a breeze. They'll print your labels, attach them to your package and ship them off. They also sell office supplies, uhaul materials, and even gift bags.

Had a wonderful experience at this store today. My child decided to sell some books without even…read moreasking me. Collected payment and received a shipping label and didn't even tell me for days. The problem was we don't have a computer or printer so I had no way to print the label (we're on iPads here and who really prints things anymore??). So we were going to have to print at the library, which was never open when I was not working. Finally just decided to pay postage again myself because my child was getting heat for not yet sending the package. Went to post office and they had no tape. On my way to the store to get some, drove past the mailbox store and decided to go in. They took my books, provided the priority box, taped it up themselves and printed my label and gave it to the post man while I was waiting. All for the price of the priority postage I already paid. To top it off they were so nice. Please use this business for your shopping needs! You won't regret it with the service they give & you'll be keeping a small business going.

caveat emptor I visited there. They are new in town and I thought I would patronize them. I had…read morean object of no real, but of sentimental value which had been left behind and I wanted to send it to a recipient about 90 miles away. I indicated I wanted to send it as inexpensively as possible and it was not urgent After I had sent it, I learned that they sent it the most expensive way possible and that I could have done a lot better with the post office or a UPS store. I was not a savvy customer and paid the price.

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I always give my husband my USPS and UPS returns, but he often ends up driving around with the…read morepackages in his car. On one such occasion I happened to be in the vehicle with him when we drove past My Mailbox Store. On a whim I told him to stop so that I could see if they'd take my packages. Lo and behold, they do! This is your one-stop-shop for dropping off all your USPS, FedEx, or UPS returns or packages. They also have the resources to pack and ship things on your behalf. It really couldn't have been easier, and the associate was super friendly. This is a very convenient place!

Refused to notarize documents because he could "tell we would be a problem ". Refused to discuss or…read moreprovide additional reasons. My husband is Puerto Rican and I am not.

This location claims to be a FedEx Authorized ShipCenter; however, they do not understand the…read moredifferences in FedEx services, and once they have your FedEx package they'll give it to the wrong carrier. I had a FedEx SmartPost package that I dropped off at this location, and they turned around and gave it to the US Post Office because they thought the tracking number looked like it belonged to USPS and not FedEx. They did not understand that that FedEx takes SmartPost packages to the destination Post Office (in this case a location in California), and THEN the USPS takes over, and they did not even bother to ask the FedEx driver if it was something he would take. Instead, they misrouted my package out of ignorance. When I contacted them about it, they simply told me I was wrong and hung up on me. They have no business accepting packages for FedEx, and I've opened a claim with FedEx to have their "authorized" status revoked. In the future you can save time by simply throwing your own box in the trash since that's the equivalent of what they do for you.