we've lived here for over 40 years. but for some reason our mail is being returned to the sender…read more plus our mail gets put in the wrong box because one street over has the same house number we do. different st. but still we get their mail and obviously they get our mail. I have asked them to please be careful but it still continues. I even put sticky notes on the mail when it's in our box but doesn't belong to us. I let them know to put it in the box that's on the envelope, not my address. this is in Shasta lake.

Literally the worst place on earth to go to if you wanna ship something.. I'd drive across America…read moreto deliver a package before going to this place

This post office in Redding is bigger than the one we have in Red Bluff, but all I need is a place…read moreto drop off packages I need to send. What I do is print my mailing labels at home from the postal app and my account get billed and than I don't have to stand in any lines at all or even have to use that stupid kiosk thingy that gets all backed up cause people find in too hard to figure out. With my label printed at attached, all I gotta do is drop off the package in the package slot or if it's big just take it to the counter and leave it ... no lines! If I have business here in Redding and need to mail, this is the place, otherwise I'll wait till I get back to Red Bluff.

The lobby doors to get to po boxes are ALWAYS locked in the morning when they are supposed to be…read moreopened. 8:45AM Saturday morning and I can't get to my po box. Yesterday it was locked until 7:30. Website says po boxes are available at 5:00 AM. That's a joke. I think this post office is going out of business.

Just 3 miles from Redding. Shasta Post Office is in the Heart of Old Shasta. Great quick service…read morewith a smile and the clerks always go the extra mile to assist.

Jonathan was especially professional, kind, and used eye contact which I find very important!…read moreEverybody should be like Jonathan!

Wow this place was slammed on a Sunday. I got my fingerprints/background check done here ($87)…read moreThere was a little wait but not too bad. They know what they are doing and have their regulars who do drop offs and PO BOX people. Clean and organized- solid location!

Absolutely fantastic! I have no complaints from anyone at this location. My courier knew me well…read moreand was always attentive. He knew I was making a long distance move and so he made sure to tell me to go tell the postal workers in the office in person to forward my mail. I just got off the phone with a woman there to see what would happen with my packages (since I couldn't get a hold of anyone at the company when I told them that I had a change of address), and she was extremely helpful, kind, caring and friendly. Such a huge difference in service provided from this post office compared to any out of town office. I just want to thank everyone there too. Highly recommend using them.

Never answer phone (530) 246-2571. Called many times. It…read morejust rings and rings until you get a busy signal. They used to answer the phone maybe a year ago but now never. All the people that work there are excellent and will bend over backwards for you. The customer service is excellent but only at the counter. ANSWER YOUR PHONE!! Lol

Friendly, good hours. They have all the things that we need. Very helpful with packing items to…read moreship.

So helpful and friendly. Great prices. I had not been there before but they had personal…read moreconnections with almost every other customer.

So last year I quit my job and started a new business out of my home. I've lived in Palo Cedro for…read morea long time, and I'd never been inside the local Post Office. But with my new business, I'm in and out a few times a week. On about my third vistit, the woman at the counter says, "Hi Buzz! Hey, we got a piece of mail addressed to your new company yesterday, but the address was wrong and Shirley was about to return to sender. She asked me about it and I said, 'that's that new company, Eucephalus Environmental.' So I wrote the right address on it. You get it?" Sure enough, I get home and check the envelope, and the original street address is some street that I've never heard of, crossed out, with my actual address printed above. When you live in the sticks, you sometimes wonder why the hell you chose to live out in the sticks. And then someone whaps you upside the head with a reminder.

Ah, the post office of my youth. I agree with Buzz: the ladies here are a friendly reminder of the…read morepleasant side of small-town life.

I moved here from Bakersfield in October 2017, and we have been so happy since. This post office is…read morea big part of that happiness. Great staff, wonderful location, and no waiting in a huge line!! I've been to Redding 2 post office locations and they are awful. The downtown location has homeless hitting up every person as they approach. The other location has a hour-long line to wait every time I've been there, no matter the hour. I am personally trying to avoid other businesses that compete with the USPS to help keep these smaller, rural offices open.

A True Gem of Americana…read more After being out of the country for eight years and two months, it's refreshing to find a small business that still genuinely values customer service. The owner and her superstar right hand--fittingly named Heaven--live up to the name. While I was getting fingerprinted, I watched as customer after customer walked in and was greeted by name. It's the kind of place where everyone's on a first-name basis--a rare, beautiful slice of Americana. Forget the UPS Store and all the big-box alternatives. If you need fingerprinting, mailbox services, or shipping help, this is the place. Support this local gem--you won't regret it.

Mailbiz... I entered the building to send a package. I had…read moremy mask on as suggested by the health officials. Nobody in the store had a mask on...not the 2 customers before me or the cashier. As a matter of fact i could hear the customer and cashier discussing the mask situation. They exchanged bullshit theorys that justified their going maskless. I would like to think in these times that businesses would be more careful about potentially infecting their customers with this deadly virus...but i guess im wrong.