I went to this store and they treated me in a bad way the person is called Victor very bad service…read moresimply for not knowing the language correctly The person's name is Victor, what a bad service

The girl that works here has been very rude and unprofessional on several occasions. After 10…read moreyears, I will not be going back. There are a lot of other businesses out there'

These guys .. no matter what location .. are the best at what they do & the most professional at…read morewhat they do.

First time visiting the store, I wasn't greeted once entering the store and had to wait without…read morebeing acknowledged for a bit. Bridgette finally turned around and said "Hello"and was quite nice and very helpful with mailing a package out of state. Thank you, Bridgette.

o. packaged arrived damaged. went to the store a1a jupiter rude incompetent rep. did not know…read morewhat i wanted i was carrying a ripped open package. sent nto 800 nu,mber. automated hell 25 min wait deplorable. they damage packages hide it went they take delivery picture. awful service

I use this UPS store quite a bit to drop off pre labeled UPS packages. I can say that the…read moreemployees here are some of the most inept and unhappy people I've ever met. They never greet you, they let you stand there wondering if you can approach them while completely ignoring you and everyone else. When I drop off packages without needing a receipt they refuse to acknowledge me at all. No thanks, got it, or even a nod of the head. I don't understand how any of them still have a job there. I hate that this store is the closest one to my house but I am considering my options so that I never have to go in here again. At this point I am more than willing to just pay for the UPS pickup service. This UPS store gets credit for every prelabeled package I drop off. I'm tired of giving them free money for their useless employees. If this only happened once I'd just accept that an employee was having a bad day but this honestly happens every single time I go in there multiple times a week.

Unfortunately very Disappointed... the old location was great and cozy but this location is a…read morecompletely different vibe. They don't have anywhere to sit and don't even offer WiFi. They don't even have a restroom to offer. Not very kind towards someone who is very pregnant. For an $8 matcha it'd be nice to be able to at least check a couple of work emails and pee while waiting. Hopefully they sort it out and offer basic coffee shop features and kindness at some point but I Won't be back or suggesting the new location to anyone looking for a coffee shop around here. Not sure when they moved to this spot but it looks 1/4 moved into.

Great iced coffee and a super cute ambience! Lived the decor. Sydney was the barista and she was…read moreterrific! Enjoyed talking to her. Will come back

Wanted to give a big THANK YOU!!!!! to the short lady who helped me last night. I forgot to ask for…read moreher name! :(((( But she was supportive and so helpful when I told her my story. She even helped me pack the box and all!!!! Talk about woman to woman support! :)))) I needed the box to be quickly mailed out before the weekend so it can arrive on time. Even tho I arrived 10 mins before they closed she was able to make it happen for me (heaven sent). My sister will be so surprised when she receives her package today or tomorrow & sees all the wonderful stuff I sent her. :)))) Happy Birthday sis! Anyone needs a great post office this is your place. I would give it 20 stars if I could.

In 1942 the US Army established the top secret Camp Murphy in what is now Jonathan Dickinson State…read morePark. I enjoy learning about the WWII history of South Florida so it was very interesting to find this historical sign across from the parking lot at the base of Hobe Mountain Tower. The bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, Dec. 7, 1941 launched the United States into WWII. The Army Signal Corps founded in 1860, had been experimenting since the 1930's with a new technology called radar. The Signal Corps School in Fort Monmouth, N.J. was the main radar training school in the 20's and 30's but with the start of the war the government wanted to set up radar training in a place with better year round climate like South Florida. That was how Camp Murphy became the base of operations for Southern Signal Corps School during World War II. The vast land and vegetation were also perfect for camouflaging their operations. Camp Murphy was named in honor of Col. William Herbert Murphy, a pioneer in the development of radio beams and equipment for military aircraft. He was shot down by the Japanese Feb. 3, 1942, over the Indonesian Islands in the Pacific Ocean where he was killed in action. Camp Murphy covered 11,364 acres and housed 854 officers and 5,752 enlisted men. The Signal Corps School in Martin County was the first of its kind to be built in the United States. The first building built at the new camp was the Area Engineer Office. The camp was a complete city with close to 1,000 buildings that included a bank, post office, telegraph, movie theatre, bowling alley, bank, two churches, recreation halls, mess halls, library, lecture halls, gas station, lookout tower and a telephone system. In 1944. Camp Murphy was decommissioned and used for migrant housing during the fall and winter of 1945. In 1948 buildings were torn down although you can still see some remains in the park today. On June 9, 1947, the property was transferred from the US government to the State of Florida for a State Park and in 1950 Jonathan Dickinson State Park opened to the public. Marker F-624 was installed by the Friends of Jonathan Dickinson State Park and The Florida Department of State in 2008. Behind the marker is a display with more information about the camp and pictures. At the time this camp was in operation very little would have known about it outside of the military personnel stationed here. Not even the surrounding community would have known what was going on. It's secrecy was key to its success. It is only now that we can recognize this important piece of military history in our midst and appreciate all of the soldiers who worked here to win the war.

Without a doubt I cannot cannot tell you how immensely pleased I am with the services of PMS…read moreCourier Service. Actually my request was something they had never did before but they accomplished it most efficiently! I needed someone to go to a veterans cemetery in Florida and pick up my mother's ashes and then take them to the US post office and properly mail them to another veterans cemetery in Pennsylvania. A wonderful woman named Helen handeled the transaction.She is one of the kindest people I have ever met as she helped me out and nurtured me through this whole process. She took care of my mother's ashes as if they were her own and reassured me through the whole process. Everything arrived in time and in excellent condition. I would never use anyone else. Thank you so much Helen and PMS carrier services. Sincerely, Shelli Rosenthal I never did this but they never did before

From the owner: We are courier service offering SAME DAY service, servicing West Palm Beach and the surrounding…read moreareas for more than 25 years. We make courthouse deliveries, pick up and deliver of lab specimens and results as well as hospital stats.