It's so weird that they have such a bad rating because I love this place and I come here multiple…read moretimes a week... They deserved five stars. Sometimes it is busy, but they do the best they can.

I went in on Friday about 15 minutes before closing and Mckaylee helped me, and she couldn't have…read morebeen kinder or easy to work with! I made a mistake and had to go back in and she was so kind and helpful and made it so quick and easy for me to I hope she's there every time I have to go in!!

Came in twice today to mail few items sold…read more Margie helped me both times and gave us great tips and tricks. Be patient people takes time to go through all the questions to create labels. Kiosk also works fine

I just came here because I missed a drop-off at my home…read more Came in around 4:30pm on Friday and there were about 5 people in line. Spent 15 min in line, looked back and there were 15 people behind me! My suggestion is to get there earlier so you miss the after work crowd. Both clerks were very helpful and friendly.

Friendliest, most helpful post office I have ever encountered. I've lived all over the country…read more This one is great. Keep it up!

That it's 2018 and I'm updating my review of the post office is odd. It's odd for many reasons…read more Mostly it's odd because I use this post office quite frequently, and over the years I've probably used just about every service that they have, from buying stamps, to sending important documents with signatures and tracking and all kinds of bells and whistles. But it's also a little odd, because I seem to be a dying breed. In a world where you can print postage at home, or have packages picked up, or 99.9% of the time just send it all digitally, I feel like some kind of anachronism. I like the feel of real stamps, on real paper, with real envelopes. In a digital world, I'm okay with being an analog communicator sometimes. Have a special laugh at me when it comes to postcards, especially. What prompted me to revisit my thoughts on the post office today, is that earlier this afternoon I read where someone was asking a question that struck my heart -- they were asking about postcards. "Does anyone still send them?" they questioned. I had to chuckle, because not even four hours before reading that, I had actually purchased a postcard (and not just a postcard, but a vintage postcard from the early 1900s) to send to a friend. You see, I have a collection of vintage postcards from places I love, and modern postcards from all the national parks and national monuments I visit. I love the fibers of the paper, I love the old pictures, and I love the nostalgia of postcards that are so closely tied to a time and a place. At antique stores I read old, already-sent postcards and imagine the look of delight on the receiver's face, and make up stories in my mind about how they knew the sender. The modern postcards I have are slowly aging, and will one day yellow and remind me of my travels as a younger man. To answer that question, yes. Yes, people still send postcards. I do. And I always will, as long as there's a postal system to deliver them. From simple gas station glossies to old linen lithographs, I will keep sending them. Will you join me? Are you the kind of person who still sends postcards? If you are you're my kind of person. Let's send postcards. Let's send them to each other. Even if we go to the same place, let's go home and send postcards to each other to remember the trips. This location has been my stamp central for a long time. Shout out to Jackie who NEVER AGES and is lightning fast at the register--that dude is an institution. He wasn't in last time I was there, which is a first. They were training someone new, so hopefully he was just taking time off. Boxes, tracking, signature, PO Boxes; they have almost everything here but a stamp vending machine. You'll find me in line for postcard stamps.

Consistently good service. Lines usually short in the morning. Be advised they are closed for…read morelunch. Most recent hours posted on the door (I usually google it before driving there just to double check) are 10AM - 1230 PM and also 2 - 5 PM Monday through Friday. The lobby is open weekends to mail letters but if you need a tracking number or to purchase something it's work week only. The parking out front is limited but if it's full you can turn right onto centennial parkway at the light and there's a whole street of parking there and then it's just a short walk back to the post office. Reasonable prices comparable to other delivery services.

The guy on shift there at the front around 3:20 was rude and not so helpful went to a different…read morelocation.

Dominick was great to work with. I bought a 175 lb. envelope stuffer from an online auction company…read moreand Dominick arranged pick up the next day. He then did a beautiful job palletizing the machine and his quote for the work was so cheap, I told him to tack on another 50 bucks.

The team helped me ship something internationally. They worked to find the most economical option,…read moreand I was very pleased with the service.

Excellent staff. So friendly and helpful. Thank you for…read moreall you do. I went there recently. Thy helped me a lot. Sometimes I need to print or copy and they are there to help.

I went in yesterday to see if they could help me with a print job…read more Office Depot did it for me last time about 3 months ago and now the "person" who did it is gone. Anyways that's for another review. They ladies in this location are the sweetest and helpful team! They got what I needed in one go! Amazing!! I didn't print what I needed yet because the cost was a little higher for our budget but I know where to go next time. You can tell they really care about their customers. They know them by name.

I use this UPS Store to return Amazon items and occasionally ship something out. Never have had a…read moreproblem. Unlike other UPS Stores I've been to, this location seems to always have at least two employees working, sometimes three, to keep things moving. They do have an Amazon self-serve return kiosk, so that also helps. Good location for me, so I'll keep using them. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

The store #5716 is convenient, but the two men behind the counter are clueless. 9:30am. No one else…read morein the store, I have a big heavy package and I told them it was and they said nothing. They kept talking to each other as if I wasn't there. I went out to my car to get it and struggled with it to get the door open and in on the counter. I told them again it was heavy for me, and the younger guy said "oh that's ok just set it here." Are you kidding? I'm older with a bad shoulder. This is why I like doing my returns to Amazon at kohls. They'll help me so much better. Someone needs to train these men on how to give great customer service. To everyone.

They are very polite, helpful and quick at doing a fantastic job - always appreciate their service…read moreand professional attitude.

The woman at the front desk was extremely rude and unhelpful. She treated my girlfriend differently…read morebecause of her accent and made insulting comments about our intelligence to a coworker while we were standing right there. This behavior was unprofessional, disrespectful, and unacceptable. No one should be treated this way, especially for something as trivial as an accent.