USPS review by Marie
Marie
Dog was on a lease and comes no where near the steps
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Ellen&Larry Sibley
we had a issue with my mail and the customer service representative was the nicest person i have ever talked to on the phone , handled all my issues quick and promptly and asked for someone respond asap on my behalf i appreciate the cautious response i got ,i wish every one was this easy to talk too in customer services ,great job guys keep it up and keep it up with positive Thank you so much for excellent service
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Donna Stauss
I paid for a package to be sent priority because it I wanted it to get to Orlando quick. 6 days later still sitting in a Orlando post office!!! Tracking # 9400111205861845639849
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Myra Rusmanis
Great service, fast, friendly, efficient. It's a pleasure dealing with the staff at 8500 E 16th St., Fishers Indiana. Very nice people!
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Vanessa
Call to ask about package and was very helpful by making sure my address was correct and when I should receive my package and providing me with the tracking number. He went beyond expectation. Kudos to him.
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Angie
"3 day" Priority Mail envelope (book for granddaughter card for daughter) mailed Tu 3/3/20 @ 935AM. po clerk typed in wrong zip code. Delivery was due Fri 3/6/20. It is still out for delivery. It never posted/arrived at the wrong zip post office....and my daughter has a PO mailing address. When I called 1st am Weds 3/4/20 to inquire if possible to correct their zip error entry I was told it would probably be sent back to me. So Ive spent $8.25 fir 3 day deli ery that is still in a truck somewhere in CA. It was in Bakersfield yesterday. UNBELIEVABLE....I can understand why more people use FedEx or UPS and have lost faith in the USPS. Sad....
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T. Stevens
I just stopped at the Bridgewwater, nj post office to purchase a stamp for Europe. It was a very frustrating experience.. There were three women employees at the desk, but only one was helping a person--with passport business. A man was scuttling around behind the desk and giving directions to the other two women as the line got longer and longer. The man came out to the line and asked which of us were waiting for passport help. None of us were. He then told us we were in the passport line. No signs indicated this!!! We all moved uncertainly to a rug perpendicular to where we had politely lined up behind anyone who was there when we arrived. One of the women behind the desk finally began to help. After a time the other called us "non passport people" over and assisted us. What a disorganized mess.
