USPS Reviews

I’ve had a great experience working with Jonathan ** at the credit union. From the moment I walked in, he was professional, friendly, and genuinely willing to help. He took the time to clearly explain my options and made sure I understood everything before moving forward, which I really appreciated. What stood out most was his patience and attention to detail. He handled my transaction smoothly and made the entire process stress-free. It’s not often you come across someone who combines strong knowledge with such excellent customer service. Jonathan truly made me feel valued as a customer, and because of him, I feel confident continuing to do business with this credit union. I highly recommend working with him if you have the chance.

Huge thanks to Jason at the Weaverville Post Office for catching a loose check that accidentally went out with my company mail and making sure it got back to me. Exceptional service and much appreciated!

Two thumbs up to Robert and Marcus and the delivery guys of USPS North MLK Blvd. Appreciate your help retrieving my package. God bless you.

It's been good. Today though the text was mistaken as I got a text that my item was by the front door but was actually in the lockbox which is ok. The text was wrong which is no big deal. Being a Sunday the driver was probably anxious.

USPS is so inefficient. Package from NY to Nashville to Chicago to Dallas. I live in above southern KY, above Nashville. Still waiting on package a week later. The incompetence is not limited to this one incident. Useless to talk to post office, they don't care. If you file a complaint, their goal is to close it quickly. Typical government funded operation.

I have a car, but I drive less than 2500 miles per year because I became disabled in 2009. I live alone and I don't leave my home except to shop for food or get something that I need. My car always stays in the garage, never in front of the home, and I don't have visitors. However, my neighbors have relatives living with them from time to time, and other neighbors are social people, too. They like to have football parties and invite people over. Because of this, sometimes a car gets in front of my mailbox. But, instead of leaving notes on their car, the letter carrier punishes me by delivering my mail under the offending cars windshield wiper. Since I am disabled, I may not go out of my front door for a few days to collect the mail all at once rather than making the daily trip. It's painful for me. I didn't know that all this nonsense was going on with the cars and delivery of my mail until I went to get my mail and saw it on someone's windshield.

USPS is the absolute worse! We got a Christmas card is February that was mailed on Dec. 7th from 10 miles away! I was waiting on an important document from Albany (3 hours away), it was delivered two weeks after it was sent out! We always get the wrong mail and our neighbors get our mail. They shove items in our mailbox with two tight a fit and we cannot get them out! I could go on and on....

Last month the USPS routed my prescription medications to a town in completely the opposite direction from where I live. I had to have them search for my prescriptions and get them to me. It was one of their employees who put the wrong zip code on the package. Also, the employee sent the manifest to be shipped without having the prescription package there and when they brought the package put it in the wrong container. The manifest gets tracked not the actual packages. I eventually received all of my prescriptions.

Our team has visited the post office multiple times regarding one of the properties we manage in an effort to resolve an ongoing delivery issue. Unfortunately, our tenants are still not receiving their mail. We have provided all required keys, installed the necessary signage, and followed every instruction given. We were also informed that a postal lock needed to be installed on their end, which has still not been completed. At this point, there is nothing further we can do from our side. This issue has been ongoing for several months without resolution, which is extremely frustrating for both management and tenants. We are requesting immediate action to resolve this matter.

My mailman (yes a Man) will not deliver packages or certified letters to my address. He makes me come and pick them up from the post office. I’m disabled and it’s not always easy to get there. I live in the middle of a huge city. My address is easy to access. I have dogs, but they are old and never outside. Even when outside, they are in an 8ft tall dog run. I’m home most of the time and he’ll write that In not home to sign things, when I most definitely was home. If I complain, it’s likely I’ll get worse service. He’s also rude as hell.