This is one of the locations that I feel safe going to at all times, even when they're not open, to…read moredrop off packages for shipping. When you enter the door go to the right and you can drop off boxes that are not any larger than a shoe box. But I have had to utilize the Postal Service during business hours here and the employees are really nice and patient. I've never had to wait any longer than 4 minutes even in December.

What the hell... waited for the damned kiosk to reboot for 10 minutes, only for it to tell me I…read morecan't purchase stamps at this time. Another fine job!

I loved Browns Summit, NC Post Office BEFORE the onset of people selling items from their home. It…read morewas a breeze to run down to mail something or buy stamps. Online local sellers have made going to the PO a nightmare anytime of the year. Thinking you're going to runby quickly only to find two or three people ahead of you with numerous packages to mail to various addresses all needing insurance is a nightmare. Add to that people wanting to pay bills and it's a test of extreme patience since often there's only one person available to service customers. I miss the olden days.

Usually I visit my small (and I mean small) Browns Summit post office when I'm in a hurry and need…read moreto drop something in the box outside. The other day I needed stamps. They have very limited hours. That is a downside so be conscious of your time. They close for lunch from 12-2pm and they close altogether at 4pm. I always like to buy pretty stamps. They don't have as big a collection as Greensboro but I was able to buy 3 sheets that are very cute. The best part of my visit was the postmaster who served me at the counter. She had the single initial Q on her name tag. She was super friendly and we chatted for a few minutes. This is the great thing about living in a small community.

We used Citty funeral home when my wife's father passed away per his request. Found this…read moreorganization to be considerate and understanding in dealing with the bereaved. We had to have his body transported to SC for burial and they handled all the arrangements with the cemetery there, including having the vault and opening/closing provided. If you live in the the Reidsville area please don't hesitate to utilize their services when a loved one passes away.

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Definitely don't buy prepaid stamps. You can use the kiosk but you need to have the package ready…read more I was not able to buy a flat rate stamp in the machine and the agent only had singles so I had to buy a bunch of them to use on the envelope and also get a separate tracking sticker. Not very convenient but the staff was helpful and I got it done. Plenty of parking. No sliding doors and hard to go in with a walker or wheelchair. It's also narrow in the main lobby area and the waiting island is also thick so i I recommend walking without one or using the kiosk. I give 5 stars because of service but I would give 4 stars for the accessibility and availability issues.

STOLEN PACKAGE. THIS IS A CRIMINAL POST OFFICE WITH CRIMINAL DRIVERS. A package sent with signature…read moreconfirmation and insurance from Langley WA and marked as RECEIVED by Burlington NC P.O. 2 weeks ago has never made it to the recipient!!! A personal visit to the P.O. by the recipient was met with stonewalling. No explanation given. 10 days passed. Package has not been found. By their own data it had reached their office successfully, but not the recipient. The sender asked their local P.O. staff, with whom many packages have been sent, if they had heard of such a thing? They were skeptical and said it was NOT normal, they guessed the package had perhaps fallen down the side of the driver's seat? And to submit a missing package report and to phone the Burlington P.O. Report was submitted. Calls were made from sender, during which they said they didn't know where package was, promises were made by Burlington P.O. for a call back which never came. Today, Monday September 29 several calls from sender only received a busy signal. The package was lost or stolen by Burlington P.O., or their staff driver, and they are reluctant to admit it. Sender is now filing an insurance claim. The Post Office should either admit they lost it and initiate a lost ticket which would enable the sender to claim insurance, or they should deliver the package to recipient. Very poor service, possibly criminal. Other reviews on Chamber of Commerce attest to the same behavior over the years. This should be reported. Sender BEWARE!!!

This post office is right behind IHOP. It's a pretty large facility. They have a pretty extensive…read moreinventory of shipping supplies for sale. They even have greeting cards! There was only one person in line in front of me. There was another person being helped who was purchasing some things. They have a different cashier for that, which is nice. Everyone was very polite, and the place was well stocked, bright, and clean. 5 stars!

My passport expired so I had to go in person to renew it. I went on the website and found out that…read morethe closest place to renew it's only 13 miles away from me which is Danville's Main Post Office. I made an appointment online, filled out the application and printed them. Before my appointment, my husband and I went to Walgreens to get passport photos. That's in another review! Lol What a great experience! The Passport Agent's very nice and friendly! The whole process only took about 15 minutes. Oh, they also have passport photo service available, fyi! I was so happy with the whole experience that I'm telling everyone I speak to about it!! Lol My son and his family are planning to get theirs there. His passport expired and my daughter-in-law and 2 granddaughters (minors) will be getting theirs for the first time.

A very different experience. The staff is super friendly and helpful. It's a small space but not…read moreusually crowded. Quick and easy!

Not helpful or genuine whatsoever. I'd rather drive 30 miles than go here. I did not receive the…read morehelp I needed at all.

This post office was marked permanently closed on the Waze App, but I confirmed it is open and…read morefully operating today. The office is bustling, but the professionals working there work efficiently and with kind demeanors. Although there was a wait due to the steady flow of customers, I was glad to wait in such an orderly fashion. The lone Postal Worker, Monica, handled herself like a seasoned pro and got customers through swiftly. When a co-worker joined her, things went even more smoothly, and I got back in line to ask another question to save myself the time and frustration of agonizing through Google search for the answer. I'm glad I did. Monica answered my question and gave me the materials I could use to prepare for my next trip to the USPS and make things even more effortless AND less costly. I've always been a fan of the Postal Workers Union. Like many of our "blue-collar" workers, I feel that postal workers are undervalued and underpaid. They provide invaluable services, usually with a smile. I am most GRATEFUL for my local postal work and for this post office.

I visited the post office on 7/2 in the Battleground Village Shopping Center. The woman was late 10…read moreminutes late opening up. Then the woman couldn't get the glass doors to open. She tried to prop the door open and was wearing bedroom slippers. I cannot tell you her name because she was not wearing a name tag. While waiting on customers her computer went down and she had to reboot it. During that time the customers heard a private telephone conversation about her having to much to drink the night before with her boyfriend or girlfriend at this point who cares. After waiting 30 minutes I had to leave. Do better!

I made an appointment online for the passport services here for my boyfriend and I since many (if…read morenot all) of the Post Offices in the Triangle were totally booked for 30 days out. We were already in Greensboro for the weekend so driving to downtown High Point wasn't too far out of the way. We just needed an appointment ASAP for an upcoming trip out of the country! The confirmation email I received after scheduling our appointment online asked for us to arrive 10 minutes early, and I can see why because at 2:30 PM they were really busy! This post office has a sign up on the wall asking for a limit of 4 people to be inside at a time, which people were clearly not following, but there was no one in the separate room for the passports, so it was fine for us... At least everyone was wearing a mask! The woman helping us get our applications in order was very friendly, helpful, and made great small talk while we were there. My appointment for 2 adults was scheduled from 2:30 - 3:00 but we got everything taken care of, including photo (and a retake or two), and were out of there within 15 minutes! I was pretty impressed. On our way out, we did encounter someone asking us for a dollar, which is always a little uncomfortable, but other than that, the passport service here was 5 stars from me.

I hate having to come here. Most employees seem bothered that you need help, bothered because we…read moreneed to send something, bothered to be there. Employees are always on earbuds, their phones and just plain rude. The only time I actually get good service is when "Ron" is working. He always goes far and beyond.l and has an amazing attitude. Also Linda. She is great.

The black lady at the front was incredibly rude to me and my friend. It was our first time at the…read morepost office and she wasn't helpful at all and gave us attitude on multiple occasions. What happened to customer service.

There are nine notices posted on the doors as you enter this building, might as well add one more…read morealerting that they only accept cards or exact cash. While it might be missed it still might help prevent folks from standing in line for 10 minutes (or longer?!) before they notice the signs posted at the windows (one of which is taped to the counter so you don't see it until you reach the window). And yes it's me, I'm folks.

If you want to ruin a good day, this PO is for you. The women at the counter never cease to amaze…read moreme in their lack of customer service. It's the closest station, but it's really not worth going. Instead of being welcoming, they barely open their mouths to address you. You ask a question, they'll point to a poster instead of answering. Happy employees don't represent a company so brazenly. Take note. I gave the woman at the counter the package in her hand. On the screen, I selected how I wanted it to ship. The 3 mood faces are next, I select the smile. In hindsight, I regret that error. She tells me the price and I ask how much are stamps. I'm told $16.. for 20, they only have books. Then I ask how much is it going up to. I expect her to tell me the cost of the book again. She cites the cost of 1 stamp and points to the small poster display, which also has it per stamp, not a book. I then calculate the difference, by this time she's so exhausted and no longer able to stand so she flops in her chair. I've frustrated her apparently. BTW, this was at 11:45 - the day is just getting started. She asked, do you want stamps? "No", since her attitude annoyed me. I pay. Instead of extending the receipt for my reach, she deliberately places it on the counter. Older generations know that placing something on a counter instead of in someone's hand is highly disrespectful, especially if it's transactional. And, she appears old enough to know this norm. I strongly suggest that the mood faces be displayed rt before you pay and not before, because service goes down from there! If I have the unfortunate luck of returning... they will be getting a frown from hence forth.