I live in Boiling Springs. On multiple occasions I have tracked a small package shipped to me…read more Tracking says it arrived at the BS PO and is out for delivery. Later I get an update (after my mail was delivered, but not the package) saying it was available for pickup at the Spartanburg post office from 10-12. Problem is, I get the notice at 2PM on Saturday, meaning now I have to wait until Monday to pick up something I needed by Sunday. Laziest delivery people in the system, I swear.

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.

Everything could improve!!!! Misdirected mail is a start! Missing mail and let's try never…read moreanswering the phone for customers!

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.

Unfortunately we have no other choice for the mail and the post office knows this! Their customer…read moreservice is one of the worst, they aren't eager to help and when you have questions or opinions about their service they speak to you as if they had better things to do. The hours are inconvenient and as quickly as Landrum is growing you would think it's time to go back to normal business hours and/or hire more people if you need to close down to catch up on your work! Also, if you have a question, don't try to call because they almost never answer the phone! I have had to drive there several times just to get answers that could have easily been answered over the phone!

I mailed a package yesterday and a mail and my PostOffice Lady was such a help. She was very…read moreefficient but always friendly and supportive which in these days is not always how service people act. It's a sad commentary on contemporary life , but at least my local PostOffice still acts with a welcome to customers! Laurel

The African American girl with long weave, really long pointy finger nails was very rude. She was…read moreon her phone when I went to the counter. When she decided to get off her phone. She wasn't even willing to help me. She kept talking about "requirements"...I asked to talk the Manager, and he didn't even didn't know what the "requirements " were!

A package was picked up at my mailbox by the substitute mailman and not scanned. no idea where the…read morepackage is. Very disappointed in the Greer post office!

I made a mistake and put a large envelope in the overnight postal box outside, that was suppose to…read morego FedEx. They found the envelope and actually dropped it off at a FedEx site for me. It was an important document in regards to a job offer. We have always had excellent service at this location and think highly of all the workers.

I usually consider that the United States Postal Service is generally a good representation of what…read moreour tax dollars pay for. IE. Sluggish, mostly irrelevant, overpaid federal employees, that provides a seldom needed service. This post office put a new meaning to the word: more than irrelevant: Useless! I made a trip here to purchase an international money order. I walked up to customer service and made my request. The clerk behind the service desk ask me this question: What is an international money order? She never heard of that before. I informed her nicely that the post office in my hometown said that they would have them. She said again that she'd never heard anything about them and reiterated that fact. If anyone would like to see how lousy and inefficient our Congress in WashingtonD.C. is; I would suggest a visit to customer service at any location! Both are federal institutions that rely on our tax dollars to survive as they produce no revenue on their own!

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 have been going to this business for YEARS and they are fabulous!! I can't believe someone said…read morethey were rude. Must have been having a bad day for sure. Steve, the owner is a true professional and Tony, who is the former owner, still works there is great also! I also have my business mailbox there as well... They are a very busy place but they still find time to say hello. LOVE them :)

Great place to get things mailed, staff is very helpful and friendly - Jeffrey especiallyread more

They never answer the phone. They are very rude and not at all helpful. I have not gotten…read moreSaturday mail delivery in two weeks and have my flag up so I am certain they do not come by. No one to complain to. Avoid this branch.

The Postal Service helped create America. Or at least that's what was conveyed to me recently by a…read morenovel of contemporary interest that gave a detailed look at the history of the "PO." If you're not interested in the lengthy history of the post office, read on. Taylors' post office is a conveyor of meal kits, overdue bills, advertisements that tell me how Lindsay Graham isn't who he used to be, advertisements about how Jamie Harrison is a commie linked to the Comet Ping Pong QAnon conspiracy, letters from grandma, and other mailable objects that cannot be sent via email. Greeting you once you enter the post office is the all-mighty automated postal machine, which is plenty capable of producing postage, while ensuring that humans are no longer needed. To the left of the entrance are thousands of post office boxes. A long time ago I recall the thrill of reserving my first post office box in college. PO Box 803. I was excited because that was also our area code. Then next year, we moved to area code 864. I did not receive PO Box 864. I was shortly banned from the post office due to "attitude issues." To the right of the entrance are the human-staffed counters. These brave souls take on the best and worst our little suburb can throw at them: badly-written addresses, questions about where to vote, and boxes of questionable content. There is also a faded sign where the copier once was. Thanks Kinkos for making post office copiers a socialist thing. Beyond knowing your post office is there, you should know there is way more action behind the counter. Processing of your meal kits, vicious political advertising, and letters from grandma require an army of human sorters (automatic sorters disposed of courtesy of the Trump administration) and delivery specialists who drop all this stuff in your home mailbox so you can swiftly drop it all into recycling. The post office is a treasure. Show some damn respect.

These wonderful people help me return things from Amazon. Amazon does have return labels! They're…read morealways friendly and helpful!

Had to FedEx a package and I made it clear I need signature on my package, turns out my package is…read morestill out for delivery and looks like no signature required! clerks please pay attention!!!