United States Postal Service

Reviews

• DD

  DannyDanko

  Feb 11, 2026
  1.0
  Refused a delivery because of an inch of snow on the sidewalk.. Just do your damn job!
• JJ

  Jennica

  Jan 14, 2026
  1.0
  Brent Stall, is the worst postmaster I've come across. Have tried to reach him for two weeks straight to fill out a form that needs to come from the postmaster and he refuses to call me back or answer my emails. Will be filing a grievance on him.
• JD

  Jack Daurer

  Jan 9, 2026
  1.0
  Impossible to simply speak to a representative on the phone. You would think that a public service paid for with tax money would allow you to talk to a human and deliver your packages when you’re not home instead of sending them back. Worse than the DMV
• CJ

  Christina Johnson

  Sep 25, 2024
  1.0
  Postmaster is rude and not willing to make sure mail is delivered accurately and efficiently in a timely manner
• SG

  Samantha G

  Jan 12, 2024
  1.0
  I have had wonderful experiences with the mail carriers themselves, but this post office customer service is just horrendous. The gentleman working the front desk is unnecessarily rude and to a degree that I have no idea how he managed to get (or keep) the job. The energy he put into being sarcastic, demeaning, and just downright disrespectful is astounding. When the customer is wrong, he makes sure they know it and doesn’t try to help them through any resolution. Today I was standing in line listening to an older lady ask why her Amazon package was marked as undeliverable and why they never got notified by USPS that the package was sitting at the post office. The man was snippy and said “I don’t know, we don’t have any program where carriers input a reason.” So she explained the package was for her disabled mother and she’d like to pick it up. He scoffs and tells her that’s not possible without a power of attorney present. She then asks if it can be delivered again as her mother cannot physically go to the post office and he (acting like a whiny child) told her nope you only get one delivery attempt. So she said okay if I get another sent, how can I prevent this happening again if I don’t know why it wasn’t delivered the first time? And he shrugged and said I don’t know, our carriers aren’t walking upstairs to delivery a heavy box (so why is USPS accepting such packages?). She asked if he knew the carrier who marked it undeliverable so he could ask why and he said they don’t keep track of who delivers mail. As I watched this unfold and realized that this man was incapable and unwilling to providing customer service, I spoke up and explained how she could deny delivery and get her money back from amazon. I also recommended she look for a different supplier to avoid USPS. She was so flustered and thanked me for being so kind and helping. Even if there was nothing he could do to help her, the blatant disregard as a human being was unlike anything I had seen before. On that note- shouldn’t they be able to explain why a package was undeliverable? Shouldn’t they be able to identify which carrier delivered mail on what day and where? Shouldn’t they not accept packages they are unwilling or unable to deliver due to size? I’ll avoid like the plague!

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