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The UPS Store

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(98 reseñas)

Información del negocio

115 E Ogden Ave, Naperville, IL
60563, Estados Unidos
(630) 355-3778
https://locations.theupsstore.com/es/il/naperville/115-e-ogden-ave

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Detalles

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Ubicación

The UPS Store
115 E Ogden Ave, Naperville, IL
60563, Estados Unidos

Horario

Lunes8:00 - 18:30
Martes8:00 - 18:30
Miércoles8:00 - 18:30
Jueves8:00 - 18:30
Viernes8:00 - 18:30
Sábado9:00 - 16:00
Domingo10:00 - 15:00
7/9/20268:00 - 18:30
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Productos y servicios

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Explora la oferta de The UPS Store en 115 E Ogden Ave, Naperville, con printing products, printing services, mailbox services y small business services entre lo más popular en esta ubicación.

Product Services

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Printing Products

Flyers
Brochures
Presentations and Manuals
Newsletters
Business Cards
Letterhead
Postcards
Posters
Banners
Invitations
Menus
Calendars

Printing Services

Mobile Printing
Full Service Digital Printing
Binding
Laminating
Stapling
Wide Format Printing
Collating
Padding
Folding
24-Hour Access
Color and Black & White Printing and Copying
Shrink Wrapping
Mounting

Mailbox Services

Package Acceptance
Package Receipt Notification
Mail Forwarding
24-Hour Access
Call-in MailCheck

Small Business Services

Fax Services, Send and Receive
Printed Marketing & Business Materials
Graphic Design
Direct Mail Solutions
House Account Program
Vendor Referral Program
Computer Rental
Internet Access

Mailing Services

Stamps & Metered Mail
Priority Mail®
Express Mail®
Parcel Post®
First Class Mail®
Global Express Guaranteed®
Delivery Confirmation™
Signature Confirmation®
Certified Mail™ with Return Receipt
Every Door Direct Mail Retail™

Shipping Services

UPS Next Day Air® Early
UPS Next Day Air®
UPS Next Day Air Saver®
UPS 2nd Day Air A.M.®
UPS 2nd Day Air®
UPS 3 Day Select®
UPS Ground
UPS International
UPS My Choice(SM)

Packing Services

Custom Packaging
Packaging Boxes & Supplies
Electronics Packaging
Pack & Ship Guarantee
Luggage Box
Packaging Peanuts Recycling
Moving Boxes & Supplies

Freight

Total Shipping
Ground Freight
Custom Crating
Air Freight
International Air and Ocean Freight

Additional Products and Services

Office Products and Supplies
Notary Services
Rubber Stamps
Shredding
Live Scan/Digital Fingerprinting/Fingerprinting
Se Habla Espanol
Time-Saving Kiosk

Programs

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Programs

Freight Program
EGSR
Shredding
EDV

Reseñas

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    Tony George
    Sep 27, 2026
    1.0
    I am sick and tired of companies trying to nickel and dime customers for everything. It’s 2026. We have AI building websites, but UPS can’t figure out how to scan its own shipping label from a smartphone? More importantly, charging $2.50 just to print a shipping label is ridiculous. What’s worse, it’s not even a peel and stick label. They’re printing it on a regular sheet of paper. I have to believe it costs UPS about $0.05 to print, yet customers are charged $2.50. That is simply disrespectful. It’s like buying a new car and having the dealer charge you for the first gallon of gas. Unfortunately, the customer service at this location made the experience even worse. I had three large, heavy boxes to ship. Before bringing them inside, I went into the store and asked the old Indian guy working there if he could print my shipping labels. He said yes, but it would cost $2.50 per label. Since I had three boxes, I initially thought paying $7.50 just to print three pieces of paper was ridiculous, so I told him I would print them at home. By the time I got back to my car, I changed my mind. I didn’t want to risk delaying the shipment, so I decided to just pay the $7.50. I then carried all three large, heavy boxes into the store, one at a time. No one offered to hold the door, help with the boxes, or offer a dolly or hand truck. Once I had everything inside, I showed the old Indian guy the shipping label on my phone. His response was, “I can’t scan that. I told you, you have to give me a hard copy.” That made no sense to me. I had already told him I was willing to pay them to print the labels. I asked whether he could scan the barcode from my phone or enter the number manually. By this point, he was already walking away from me to help another customer. His response was simply, “I can’t scan it.” What bothered me most was that he made no effort to explain the process or offer another solution. He never said I could email the labels to the store so they could print them. He simply walked away and left it at “I can’t scan it.” Rather than argue with him, I left. Here’s the part that really bothered me. I drove to another nearby UPS Store with the exact same three boxes and the exact same shipping labels on my phone. The employee there immediately gave me a solution. She told me I could email the shipping labels to the store and they would print them for me. Simple. I emailed the labels, paid the printing fee, and was done. And the difference in customer service didn’t stop there. She offered me a dolly for my three heavy boxes and helped hold the door while I brought them inside. Same company. Same shipping labels. Same three boxes. Completely different experience. I still think charging $2.50 to print a regular sheet of paper is excessive, especially when customers are already paying UPS for shipping. But if you’re going to charge the fee, at minimum, train employees to clearly explain the process, offer available alternatives, and provide basic customer service. The second UPS Store proved there was a very simple solution. The old Indian guy at this location either didn’t know enough to offer it or simply couldn’t be bothered to explain it. Either way, that is poor customer service.
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    James Caruso
    Sep 3, 2026
    5.0
    The young lady that took care of me on September 3, 2026 today was friendly, fantastic, efficient, and all around accommodating. A bright star employee.
  • KK
    Kazuki Kinoshita
    Sep 2, 2026
    1.0
    I ordered $5k worth of medicine since my apartment doesn't work for signature required packages. It was clearly labeled as refrigerated but it was left in normal package room. Also, for some reason I got charged $10 and they told me it's because they called me multiple times but the phone number is 800 number and not even mine. I asked the medical provider to ship via UPS since I prefer them over Fedex, but this was absolutely the worst experience.
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    Shabnam Ashraf
    May 16, 2026
    5.0
    I went to return some Happy Returns products from Amazon and Shein. And the person helping me, Ms. Joy, she was so incredibly friendly and helpful and she took my returns in like 2 minutes! I am so happy with their staff and service.

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