My package was misplaced by the mail carrier Saturday 3/14/2026 when it said delivered I was highly…read moreupset about this , so I had to wait until they reopend Monday morning so i Arrived there first thing and spoke with a guy so he told me me to call back until he could find out , but later on that during the day I called and this gentleman name Michael Murphy assisted me very well after I told him what happened I think he may have been a supervisor or something , he took my number and said that he would call me back after we hung up, sure enough within 3 minutes he called me back , he told me that he would personally come to my apartment complex to the mail room to locate my missing package and he did he was there in about 20 minutes, and he opened up all the security mail boxes and there it was my package, the package was put in someone else's mailbox, what a nice gentleman he was and that was outstanding customer service, I want to say thanks again to Michael Murphy

A quick stop at this post office to drop off some bills. The parking lot has two entrances and two…read moreexits. There are mailbox drops at the exits for each of them, which I found to be most convenient. There is lots of parking available. I did not need to go inside today. [Review 14615 overall, 115 of 2021, number 765 in South Carolina.]

We're a little off the beaten track here so I was surprised to spot a full service post office. The…read morecounters are closed on Sundays of course but the lobby was open. There are boxes for rent, slots for dropping off mail and counters for writing your addresses and sticking stamps on envelopes. This location does not have a self-service kiosk. The parking lot is tidy with TWO lanes for dropping off mail at the box so that you don't have to exit your vehicle. [Review 16529 overall - 858 in South Carolina - 38 of 2022.]

Vivian was friendly and engaging when I went in today for a COA. She was also friendly to a Karen…read moreon line in front of me who was feeling impatient and acting like a brat, intentionally dropping her box and keys on the floor for attention. being an employee of the USPS must be really tough these days, she doesn't show it. Yay, Vivian!

So so so disappointed! I've been going to this facility…read moreregularly for six years. Many have been bad, some good but today was an absolute disaster. I walked in at 3p, there were 9 people in front of me. I left at 340p, so 40 minutes in line, it was torture. All the talk about privatizing. Please someone make it happen. There is no regard, not one iota of concern for the wait time of customers. There was one person working, only one, there was a line out the door by the time I left. Why not at least have someone go thru the line and answer basic questions. There was one lady who didn't fill out the mail label. Instead of 'from' label part being completed first, she did the 'To' part first. An easy mistake to make. One guy was sending an overnight letter, he could not fill out the form correctly. English was not his primary language. One lady had a problem with her P.O.Box key. All the above would have reduced the wait time. The problem is NO ONE cares. They are a virtual monopoly. The ONLY way, I've found to get in and out quickly is to go early in the morning before the line starts. Unfortunately, that's not always possible.

At the corner of Caldwell Street and East Main Street in downtown Rock Hill, this building is hard…read moreto miss. As is the historic marker located in front. On the one side, it reads "This building was described as "handsome in every respect" when it opened in 1932. It replaced a 1906 post office and housed a new district court and federal offices. It served as a post office until 1986 and provided offices and headquarters for several U.S. Congressmen, including Thomas S. Gettys 1965-75. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1988, it was renamed in honor of Gettys in 1997." On the other side, "This six-story structure was Rock Hill's first high-rise office building. Built in 1924-25, it opened in 1926 with Citizens Bank & Trust on the 1st floor. The bank closed in 1927. Rock Hill National Bank opened on the 1st floor in 1941 and remained here until 1976. WRHI Radio, one of S.C.'s earliest stations, signed-on with studios on the 2nd floor in 1944 and broadcast from here until 1977. Civil defense used an observation deck on the roof during World War II. [Erected by the Culture & Heritage Museums of York County and the City of Rick Hill, 2007." The building is no longer a post office but it remains as a solid and imposing structure in Rock Hill's skyline. [Review 13032 overall, 349 of 2020.]

I have been using Postal Route for my online Etsy Shop "NoirVeda" business street address. As a…read morebusiness owner I want to keep my home address separate, so this works perfectly. I sell Ayurvedic organic skin products and growth serum for hair. So far I have not had any issues. If something is returned to me they will scan and send me a email. I can decide if I want to pick up the mail, or have them deliver to me at home. So far Im a happy customer! @glampedlife

Top notch customer service! I can't say enough good things about this place. I drive an extra 4…read moremiles instead of going to the Fort Mill post office. They are quick, friendly, and reliable (unlike the PO). I receive a transaction email as well as an email when a package has shipped.

Today was my second experience at this store. Back in May, I went here to use their 'shipstix'…read moreservice to send golf clubs to Manchester, NH. It was a good experience, a few bumps but nothing major. Today, I needed to get some art prints enlarged so they would be suitable for framing. I was immediately greeted by a gentleman named Tyrone who introduced himself as the Manager and indicated his colleague Maria as new and was in training. I said that's fine and waited patiently for about 15 minutes while the two people in the store were being assisted. After about 20 minutes a lady with her hair wrapped up in a colored piece of cloth walked in and put her box down on the counter while she talked on the phone. Then she started talking to the Manager. I looked right at her and said 'excuse me, there are others that are waiting in line'. She got mouthy and said something like well you can just leave and go to another store. I said to her 'There are rude people who always think their time is more valuable than everyone else' and I walked out. The Manager came out to my vehicle and apologized and I told him I had to run another errand and I would be back. I returned in about 45 minute and the problem was gone and I proceeded to have Tyrone assist me. He as knowledgable, professional and helpful. He apologized for the rudeness of the customer. I told him, he didn't need to do that but I appreciated him for coming out to my vehicle to speak to me. I told him, I have encountered rude people many times before and most of the time I let it go but my New Years resolution is to 'call out rudeness' Name it as such and indicated it's not acceptable behavior, I don't care who you are or where you come from. Believe me people, if you allow rudeness and unacceptable behavior to continue common courtesy and civility will disappear. Thanks Tyrone, you turned what started out as a bad experience to a five star review.

Here's a polished, heartfelt Yelp review that keeps your voice and sentiment:…read more I placed and paid for an order out of state for my elderly mother in law. When she arrived, the store had a hard time locating it, which really stressed her out. I resent the print job by email and they printed it right away and brought it out to her car. Special shout out to Tyrone. Not only did he deliver the order to her car, but when her car wouldn't start he jumped it for her. We worry about our elderly parents, and moments like this remind us how much it means to have someone kind and capable step in. Tyrone truly saved the day. Tyrone, our family is grateful for your patience and your generosity.

If you want to go somewhere where the people who are supposed to help you are just plain RUDE and…read moreevidently don't care if they get your business or not, this is the place for you!!! Due to the fact that our family owns two small businesses, I try to shop at small businesses myself when I can. It won't happen at this place again! Next time, I will make the decision to "go wait in the line at the post office" as the man at the store suggested to me earlier today.

Quick service and knowledgable staff. It's wonderful to support a small local business. Many…read moremailing options available and theres even a cute dog that greets you hello!

First, they are open on Sunday. That is a huge help…read more Today, I came in at 3:20 PM when they were closing at 3:30. The lady who helped me greeted me very nicely, and she helped me package the mess of items I brought in professionally and helpfully. This is the best customer service experience I have had at a UPS location that I can remember.

Tanisha is awesome! Great personality and efficient. She knows what she's doing to keep customers…read moreflowing in and out.

This new location is amazing! Parking.Amazing…read more Staff.Amazing. NO lines. It's where the old Talbots was! You won't be sorry!

Signed up to have a certified letter redilevered. The letter was not redilevered on the requested…read moredate. No updates wre made to the tracking. When I called the post office on saturday during their advertised business hours several times, no one would answer the phone. Absolutely horrific and unacceptable service.