United States Postal Service

Reviews

• KW

  Kamren Woods

  Oct 27, 2025
  5.0
  Leandra it was so patient with me very smooth with her words I'm very professional I just needed to do an address change and it was very quick and easy I very much like the service here
• JS

  Joseph Sutherland

  Oct 14, 2025
  5.0
  Friendly staff, quick service, clean building 👍
• DH

  Donna H.

  Sep 11, 2024
  5.0
  The BEST post office! Have not had any problem we have great mail delivery also. Thank you!
• BS

  Beth Spray

  Sep 11, 2023
  1.0
  Whoever is on my route I am very disappointed and frustrated with them I ordered something in the mail that was to big to fit in the mailbox correctly but do they leave it on my porch or anywhere else no they bent and crammed what I ordered in the mailbox damaging my item that I can not return and even though my flag has been up for days they also refuse to take the mail that is in the mailbox that I am trying to send out and all the mail sent to the wrong person that has return service requested
• HH

  heimueusa

  Feb 6, 2022
  1.0
  On Wednesday, 02/02/2022, I was at the Post Office in 30117 Carrollton, GA, to drop off several prepaid packages to different receivers in multiple US States. When being asked, I truthfully declared that the contents of the packages contained shotguns, unloaded, and no ammunition in the boxes. The teller said "The Post Office doesn't accept weapons for transportation.". I was mentioning Publication 52 - Hazardous, Restricted, and Perishable Mail > 4 Restricted Matter > 43 Firearms > 432 Mailability > 432.3 Rifles and Shotguns, where under sub-paragraph d. it clearly states "Rifles and shotguns may be mailed by a non-FFL owner domestically to a FFL dealer, manufacturer, or importer in any state." The teller was not interested in any reasoning and did not read the provided printout of the publication, so I asked for a Manager. I was forwarded to Greta Gamble-Johnson, a supervisor who had USPS tag which was expired in 2019. Again, I stated my request and produced the mentioned publication. Mrs. Gamble-Johnson was not interested in the written rules either, did not read it, and every time I pointed out the obvious text of her own rulebook, all I got as an answer was multiple times "We do NOT accept firearms here for shipping" and "You need to have a license and show your paperwork first". I also asked her to involve her next manager, she went to the back office and came back literally 10 seconds later, saying that the Postmaster of the office confirmed that they are not accepting any firearms for shipping. I was denied the opportunity to speak to the Postmaster him/herself, and was threatened to leave the premises immediately. An official complaint with the USPS Postal Inspector has been filed.

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