United States Postal Service

Reviews

• SW

  shirley wood

  3 days ago
  1.0
  People on my street are complaining of not receiving expected mail.Also say they receive mail that do not have their name and address. whats the problem with the mail persons.
• RM

  Rida Morales

  4 days ago
  1.0
  Mail lost when being delivered to the Lawrence Housing authority, regularly. This not only includes housing renewals docs but also money orders sent by the residents and checks sent by the bank. This is putting disabled persons at risk of losing their home. It also creates a lot of extra work for the institutions involved, requiring extra manpower to look into these claims, confirm that it was not fault of the tenant, cancel lost checks/money orders and then reinstate them. A lot of these disabled persons do not know how to use the internet or are unable to due to health conditions, and they lack transport or funds for transport. It’s extra money that they have to spend to go to the bank or the establishment that furnished the money order to go look into this. And for some of them, calling is not an option because they don’t have the verbal capacity to explain their case, not even in their native language. I have read other reviews of postmen not delivering the mail. It’s true that when you go to the post office, all the employees at the counter are very helpful. I don’t know what is happening with the deliveries to the Lawrence Housing Authority, but it is creating a lot of stress for the elderly and whoever has to assist them.
• AV

  Ani Valdez

  4 days ago
  1.0
  353 Elm St postman doesn’t always put the mail in the resident locked mailboxes, even when the apartment number is clearly written on the letter or package: he often puts everything on the counter of that building's mailroom & the elderly/disabled residents have to sort thru the mail of more than 50 people. This is how my uncle’s heart monitor was stolen (a resident had taken it, opened the box & then taped it put it back several days later. Another neighbor gave it to my uncle). My uncle’s heart condition was unsupervised for several days when he was at-risk of heart trauma. The behavior from this postman is not only creating stress for these vulnerable population; it is a health hazard. For this type of population that often receives medication and letters from insurance, they should appoint a postman that is more responsible. BTW, one neighbor stated that her Masshealth was cancelled and she missed several procedures pending reinstatement because she never received a letter in which Masshealth requested documentation. I don’t know if the postman from there is also throwing out or failing to deliver mail or if some mail is simply getting lost in the shuffle of all the mail being clumped together on the counter. BTW, I'm not rating the postmen that are in the post office front desk (all very helpful), nor other postmen. I'm specifically only rating the postman for this one place. And it's not all the time, so I don't know if it's the regular postman doing this or the replacement. But this needs to be looked into because it has been going on for a longtime and it is a true health hazard.
• GM

  Glorisela miranda

  Mar 17, 2026
  5.0
  Very good worker treatyou with respect highly recommend
• MH

  Maoli Hernández

  Mar 12, 2026
  1.0
  Pésimo servicio, el peor trato que he tenido, especialmente las personas que trabajan en pasaporte. Deberían recordar que es con personas que están trabajando, no con animales.

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