United States Postal Service

Reviews

• DC

  daniel chapov

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Was very fast in n out Diana who was working is very nice knowledgeable was overall amazing
• AM

  Alim Memon

  5 days ago
  1.0
  If your printer is broken, apparently you’re out of luck. I’m a wheelchair user, and today I was told by USPS to roll a few blocks to get a return label printed. When I asked about getting it printed there, I was told I would also need to purchase tape. The nearby printing shop was closed, so I was directed to the library instead. But think about what that actually means for someone who uses a wheelchair: I would have to load myself back into my car, drive to the library, unload again, navigate the steep ramp at the Woodbridge Main Library, print a label that already exists digitally, load myself back into the car, and then return to USPS to drop off the package. All of this could have been avoided if USPS had simply allowed me to pay a small fee to print the label I already had digitally. Accessibility isn’t just about whether there’s technically a ramp or a parking space. It’s about whether the process is realistically accessible to people with disabilities. And honestly, in 2026, it’s frustrating that we talk so much about sustainability and reducing paper waste, yet we still create unnecessary barriers around printing a piece of paper that already exists digitally. This was, by far, the least helpful USPS experience I’ve ever had. I hope USPS can do better — not just for wheelchair users, but for anyone who encounters the same situation.
• PP

  Pete

  Aug 5, 2026
  1.0
  Worst post office in the 50 states !!! Can’t stop mail even when you go in and fill out card can’t keep mailmen that have their own routes sub mail carriers could care less about you even getting your correct mail and the postmaster is a unreliable non caring person !! Can’t stop mail tell them your issues till your blue in the face and as soon as they turn away from you they’ve already discarded you !!
• AC

  Alexandra Callejas

  Aug 4, 2026
  5.0
  Jay was super nice and helpful! Coming here for future drop offs!
• PE

  Paula Żełaniec

  Aug 4, 2026
  1.0
  I have never felt so humiliated as a customer in my life. On August 3, around 6:30 PM, I came to this USPS location with 14 prepaid packages that only needed to be scanned. Instead of simply accepting them, the employee immediately began raising his voice at me in front of other customers because I arrived "too late." He told me he would not accept my packages, refused to explain the bulk shipment option when I asked for help, told me I needed to adjust my schedule to his, and even handled my packages roughly. The most upsetting part was not the few minutes it took to scan my packages—it was the way I was treated. The actual scanning took only a few moments. Far more time was spent raising his voice at me than processing my shipment. I left the post office shaking, with heart palpitations, and feeling publicly humiliated. Even another customer in line reacted by saying, "That's not alright." I am a regular USPS customer and have always treated employees with kindness and respect. No customer deserves to be treated this way. I sincerely hope USPS investigates this incident and ensures that no one else has to experience what I did.

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