New Oxford Street Post Office

Reviews

• KG

  Keiren Goh

  5 days ago
  1.0
  They will try to scam you into purchasing the more expensive mail options. They tried to quote £10 for tracked mail. When questioned, they revealed that price was for tracked and signed. I said I didn’t want the mail to be signed, and they tried to discourage me, since it would “take longer”. Even after that conversation and my explicit request they booked a signed and tracked mail for £6. I only noticed after it was too late
• SZ

  Saida Zaari

  Sep 14, 2026
  1.0
  If I could give this post office zero stars, I would!!! The staff member responsible for opening the shop was 15 minutes late. While waiting outside, I asked another gentleman who was also waiting if this was the post office, only to find out that he was also a member of staff. Unfortunately, he was extremely rude and dismissive towards me. When the shop was finally opened, there was no apology or acknowledgement for being 15 minutes late. I then asked a simple question and was met with another rude and unhelpful response. The customer service was extremely disappointing and unprofessional from start to finish. I would strongly recommend avoiding this post office and using an alternative if possible.
• MD

  Michelle D

  Sep 8, 2026
  5.0
  Really awesome experience and terrific value! My son came away smiling and feeling great. It’s the first time in years he has actually loved his haircut instead of hating how he looks. I can also see the huge difference now between hair cut someone who is really skilled and someone who isn’t. We really appreciate how patient and careful Asan was and will definitely go back. This was not just a great experience: it was so much better than I had ever expected. Thank you!!
• SW

  So Wu

  Jul 27, 2026
  1.0
  AVOID THIS BRANCH. I wanted to post a letter and the man misled me into paying for something more expensive (Track 24, arriving in 24 hours), even though I had specicially asked for the LOWEST rate with NO tracking and arriving in a few working days. When I went back to ask about the second class rate, he claimed they "don't have it here", even though all Post Office branches should offer it. He said they don't have it these "three days" due to some technical issues, but first of all he should have told me that second class is not available, and secondly why is the "technical issue" just affecting second class mail? When I asked to see the price list of services offered there, he said I should just "Google". I should have read the reviews before going, seeing as many other people have similar experiences! In my case it's not a lot of money, but it's small things like these that add up to erode one's faith in society and humanity! And there could be people far more vulnerable and getting cheated of much more money. I can't believe the Post Office hasn't already investigated this branch and terminated the franchise.
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  PUTINA RUPGONJ

  Jul 21, 2026
  5.0
  I always come this post office and convinces store for my regular purchases. Each and every staff member are very good . Helpful and friendly. Today I was behind Mr Israel . He looks very sad man 🥲🥲🥲. I know him . He always looks like kingly man with anger behaviour with all shopkeepers near new Oxford street .🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 Mr. Israel presents himself as a person of strong principles; however, his actions often appear to reflect a troubling pattern of double standards. He seems willing to advocate for ethical values only when they align with his own interests or perspectives. Whenever someone chooses not to conform to his expectations or interpretation of ethics, he responds with criticism and statements that question their integrity. Such behaviour is neither surprising nor unprecedented, as it has become a recurring feature of his approach. A truly principled individual applies moral standards consistently, regardless of personal preferences or circumstances. In contrast, selective application of ethical principles undermines credibility and raises legitimate concerns about fairness and impartiality. Genuine leadership requires openness to diverse viewpoints, respect for disagreement, and the willingness to engage in thoughtful dialogue rather than dismissing those who hold different opinions. Therefore, these recent remarks should not be viewed as an isolated incident but rather as part of an established pattern. His response reflects resistance to differing perspectives instead of a commitment to constructive discussion. Consistency, intellectual honesty, and mutual respect remain the essential foundations of meaningful ethical discourse and responsible public engagement. I always wish good luck to this shop and all lovely staffs . 🤣

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