They never answer the phone. They are very rude and not at all helpful. I have not gotten Saturday mail delivery in two weeks and have my flag up so I am certain they do not come by. No one to complain to. Avoid this branch. read more

The Postal Service helped create America. Or at least that's what was conveyed to me recently by a novel of contemporary interest that gave a detailed look at the history of the "PO." If you're not interested in the lengthy history of the post office, read on. Taylors' post office is a conveyor of meal kits, overdue bills, advertisements that tell me how Lindsay Graham isn't who he used to be, advertisements about how Jamie Harrison is a commie linked to the Comet Ping Pong QAnon conspiracy, letters from grandma, and other mailable objects that cannot be sent via email. Greeting you once you enter the post office is the all-mighty automated postal machine, which is plenty capable of producing postage, while ensuring that humans are no longer needed. To the left of the entrance are thousands of post office boxes. A long time ago I recall the thrill of reserving my first post office box in college. PO Box 803. I was excited because that was also our area code. Then next year, we moved to area code 864. I did not receive PO Box 864. I was shortly banned from the post office due to "attitude issues." To the right of the entrance are the human-staffed counters. These brave souls take on the best and worst our little suburb can throw at them: badly-written addresses, questions about where to vote, and boxes of questionable content. There is also a faded sign where the copier once was. Thanks Kinkos for making post office copiers a socialist thing. Beyond knowing your post office is there, you should know there is way more action behind the counter. Processing of your meal kits, vicious political advertising, and letters from grandma require an army of human sorters (automatic sorters disposed of courtesy of the Trump administration) and delivery specialists who drop all this stuff in your home mailbox so you can swiftly drop it all into recycling. The post office is a treasure. Show some damn respect. read more

This rating is not for the post office but for one employee in particular. Each time I wait in line to be served at the counter, I hope that Rick is not the clerk that is available when it is my turn. He obviously HATES his job! On my most recent visit, I asked for my package to be stamped fragile & liquid. He snapped at me that the information was in the system and refused while he tossed my son's birthday gift aside. Do yourself a favor, go elsewhere, use the self serve kiosk or request one of the other friendly staff. read more

Aggravating that every time I get a package I have to call and request that it be put in the oversized package boxes. The first thing they say is there are no boxes available. I have done this several times. One time I called while standing in the post office and I let them know I was standing there looking at all the empty ones. Then proceeded to the window with the yellow tag. read more

After moving from 296o7 to 29607 my mAil is not being dropped into my box per the carrier. Tuesday I was told it was in a locker at My mIl box which 3days after the holiday I still haven't received it after calling the office and letting the phone ring and ring and ring just to be told it was there but still no mail.I called again after the last lie and I have yet to get my mail. If it was free and not my government laptop I wouldn't worry however this is an issue that they care less about.....PLEASE HELP!!!!! read more

The post office is one if not the best I the upstate! Hands down great office! Great people, not the best at speaking with any one in charge, but folks in the front try the best with what they have to work with! read more

This post office is not that great. Several of the people there are rude. One of the drivers is reckless. the counter staff seems to preoccupied with stuff other than helping the customers. It's a shame that they have this attitude that we have to go there so they don't care how they treat the customer. The building is in disrepair, the large drop box is usually blocked and will not open, and one counter staff seems to get off on seeing how long she can take with one customer so she doesn't have to wait on another one. Long lines at time with one one counter staff. Our personal carrier is great and she always is very helpful...that's the only bright star for this location read more

Don't pick up the phone ever. So frustrating. Rings and rings. I've never called and they picked up.

They have the worst customer service representatives. You can't ask a question without a nasty attitude. They love to loose packages and then blame each other as well. I will never come back to this location. It's a shame that you can't buy stamps in peace. read more

I get lucky everywhere I go..I run into frendly post office service. If you want personable service enter here.

Worst PO. Packages that we address and packages addressed to us end up in no man's land for weeks. Even if it is Priority mail for over $20 it will take 2-3 weeks to be delivered. Think a blind person sorts the mail as we get wrong mail frequently. Mail gets sent back to sender even when addressed correctly. If you ask anyone for help you get a shoulder shrug. WTH!?! If a sub is on forget about getting correct mail and any mail left for them to pick up gets left for days. If you have t sign for package, they will not come to door, slip regarding package is left stating sorry couldn't reach you. Why not? We were home, cars parked right there in front of residence. Then you have to wait another day to pick it up as it is in truck with the delivery person. In one years time they have screwed up more of our mail than we have ever have happened in our entire lives. Hire someone with a clue or retrain the employees that you have. read more