One star seems appropriate for this post office. It's located near Westgate Mall and Costco. I was…read morein their parking lot for about thirty minutes and was the only vehicle there. The traffic congestion is the likely reason I didn't see anyone else. Other than the fact that it appears abandoned, nothing stands out as being unique. It's just another snail mail setup. Caution is well advised making entry or an exit from here.

The worst customer service I have ever received…read more Unfortunately this is my local post office and when I have to ship things I usually go out of my way to go downtown simply because downtown the customer service is excellent and they're typically faster. This post office sends my mail to a house that isn't even registered with my house number and I have been battling back and forth with Christy about it. Not only do they send my mail to the wrong house - they send me my neighbors mail and packages as well. I have gone back and forth for months saying the house down the street is receiving my mail (whom just moved) so because they moved they have been sending MY MAIL back to the sender. What does that mean? It means I don't get my package and I have to fight with the people I ordered from to get a refund. Four times. They have returned my mail to senders four times AFTER KNOWING who I am and where I live. It gets better. Christy promised me that she would HOLD MY MAIL at the post office and what happens? They send it off anyways (one of them to be returned to sender same day) and the other one I waste an hour at the post office for everyone to look dumbfounded about where my package is at. An hour later I get told that it's with a carrier, that her boss overrides what she says. If that's the case, don't promise someone you'll hold their mail for it to be in the air. The best part is that they want me to "prove" that my address is the address that is has. I was sent off with a piece of paper with a phone number to reach the manager which coincidentally "is out of order."

Busy, busy, busy, is how I best describe this post office. People were coming and going faster than…read moreI expected. This is a typical small town post office that offers the same standard kinds of services as a larger one would. Post office boxes, stamps, various shipping supplies are offered here. Why only three stars? Due to the outrageous prices to ship mail and because of their reputation as being snail-mail, that's all I could award.

Im relocating to Boiling Springs from Ohio, I've been calling for 3 days with no answer. The…read moresubdivision I'm buying the model home from suggested I call the PO to get the procedure how to set up my mail etc. The town I live the PO answers the phones. Not good business.

Many thanks to our Postmaster and delivery person (Crystal). For a job well done regardless of the…read moreday or time. Crystal displays nothing but professionalism, kindness, and goes out of her way to make sure mail/packages are delivered with care. She shows her commitment to her profession by making sure packages are hidden to prevent Porch Pirates especially this time of the year. Thank You Crystal.

This likely the only post office that I will ever give five stars to! You can drive right past it…read moreif you aren't careful! It's so tiny; it's almost intentionally cute! I driven by here in my car and never really gave a serious thought that it was real! It obviously serves the local and small community of Mayo, S.C. Every person there knew each other with greetings!

We moved to South Carolina from California and were used to long, tedious lines whenever needing a…read morepost office, so it was a pleasant surprise to discover such efficient service from such a small post office. Even if there is a wait, you are always greeted with the friendliest and helpful postal worker, Dee. She is knowledgeable and always makes your experience a pleasant one. I no longer dread the post office.

I stopped at our Gaffney, S.C. Post Office yesterday. I immediately got the feeling I'd experienced…read moresomething similar recently. The waiting line for service was very long and was out the front door! Only two postal clerks were helping all these customers. I do believe the clerks were doing the best that they could under these circumstances and they were pleasant and helpful. Why do waiting lines so long exist only in federal and state facilities? Private businesses don't tolerate this. Oh I remember now; I was unconsciously reminiscing about my last trip to our DMV! Perfectly terrible experience for sure as neither the customers nor the staff wanted to be there on that day!

Again; why does the Fairforest community in Spartanburg, S.C. need its own post office if no…read morecustomers ( or very few, although I didn't see any) ever visit. It's within a one mile radius of two more that don't have any customers either! I spent about forty minutes at this practically abandoned postal location and got a pretty good feel that a minuscule number of people go here ever! I didn't see a single human being doing any business! What a waste of my taxpayer dollars!