What a clean. well equipped store with fantastic customer service, specifically great customer…read moreservice provided by a kind young man named Reginald! Reginald kindly and enthusiastically helped me make copies of a document from a USB drive. His great and helpful demeanor brightened a day that had otherwise been stressful to me. I truly appreciate the experience!!

Finding a FedEx store was hard. The people at FedEx drop offs were clueless how to help a FedEx…read morecustomer, I had wasted my time at 2 of them & had to wander back out to find an actual FedEx store the 2nd day.

They delayed our business card printing by ONE MONTH and then told us to take our business…read moreelsewhere.. THIS is what you get with not-so-quikprint in Tucson, AZ. Their production and service has gone downhill. When Brittany Cacopardo (co-owner) tells you they are unable to produce the business card designs you ordered - proof approved, and paid for - then "highly recommends you find somewhere else" to get these printed, you take their advice. BE CAUTIOUS WHEN ORDERING FROM NOT-SO QUIKPRINT in Tucson, AZ.

Awesome quality,quick turnaround time and the cards I ordered were perfect. Had to make a couple…read moreedits before the final version and Michael and Brittany were both a great help. 10/10 would use them again and will likely be returning for some car signage!

So easy , everyone is so friendly and definitely is beating everyone else in pricing!read more

My family needed to print out the obituaries. Ez2prints got it done in two days very affordable…read more Communication is key for me and boy were they on it. From emails to phone calls making sure I received my emails and my obituaries were exactly how I asked. This place is definitely a recommend for me.

The woman working at 9am on April 10th was extremely rude! I was dropping off a package to ship…read moreback and she proceeded to give me a lecture on broken batteries and how she does not get paid to handle hazardous materials! I'm sorry what?! My company laptop died I'm shipping it back. She was annoyed and rude. If you're having a bad day do not take it out on a customer. Will not return! I've been a retail manager for over 30 years not a novice to customer service. The interaction was very off putting

I was at this location and I saw how the sales person Joshua was rude to an elderly lady customer…read morewho had 6 boxes to ship. I heard the customer requested to know the price of each box to be shipped. However the sales person commented that he already has a total for the 6 boxes of $213. The customer was ignored of her request. She even indicated that she always go to FedEx and has shipped the same size box with the same weight to the same address and was charged only $30 each. Joshua looked at the lady and did not even understand that there's a big difference from $213 to $180 for 6 boxes. I heard him say with an attitude "more work for me". Later the customer wanted all the boxes back to her and bring them to UPS for shipping. The poor lady didn't have a choice but to just agree with him. Then he asked her for payment for the $213. After her card was charged he again requested to put the credit card back to charge another $213 because he had to reverse the 1st transaction without any explanation why a reversal has to be made. Then sales person would normally print each label for each box in front of the customer but Joshua didn't do it. Your customer service is so unacceptable. I have witnessed total disrespect and inefficiency of a job. This incident should be investigated by the manager and train his employees to be decent, be respectful and professional to their customers. He was not even wearing his name tag. The customer had to ask for his name. What a nightmare to see what happened - Sept 11. Joshua did not even made any effort to help the lady's request. It was like more of an entitlement on his part because he was at the counter. This place doesn't even deserve a one star.

Unreasonable Print Charges - Avoid This UPS Store…read more My experience here was frustrating enough that I feel compelled to warn others. I needed to print a single black and white return label (not Amazon-related), so I emailed it to the store. Normally, UPS stores charge somewhere between $0.15 and $0.75 for a standard black and white copy. But this location charged me $2.68--for one 8.5x11 sheet of plain paper, with maybe half the page actually used. I explained to the employee that this wasn't an Amazon return--it was for Babe Hair--but they told me it didn't matter. According to their "policy," any label printout, regardless of whether it's Amazon or not, is automatically charged at this inflated rate. Not even a sticky label--just regular paper. I've dealt with their Amazon upcharges before and now take all my Amazon returns to Whole Foods instead, which is completely free and much easier. I thought this would be different, but clearly not. This store seems to be looking for any excuse to upcharge customers. Bottom line: if you need to print something, especially a return label, don't go here expecting regular copy shop pricing. You'll get ripped off.

Do you need a PO Box? A notary? A copy of something? Drop off an Amazon return? How about a funny…read moregreeting card? Then this is the place for you!

All I can say is there are hidden superheroes who work at this place and when they know it really…read morematters, they let you push the button so you can save a couple of pennies cause they know that every penny matters Thank you for taking care of my court documents superhero!

I can't find reviews for the Green Valley store, but this review is strictly for them. They are…read moreall friendly and awesome. I've been in quite a few times to order printing and Raul is the sweetest guy ever!!! Thanks.

Don't use this place. They suck. Pj is very rude and unprofessional. Their product quality is…read morehorrible.

From the owner: From its humble beginnings in an Iowa garage to today's modern industrial plant in Tucson, Miles…read moreLabel Co., Inc. brings to mind one important word: family. When Russell Hubert Miles began running a printing operation out of his Des Moines garage in 1912, he started a family legacy that lives on a century later. By 1930, he and his son Paul Wilson Miles, were printing labels and creating such specialty items as policy labels and business forms for insurance companies. To escape the harsh Iowa winters Paul Wilson Miles and Robert H. Miles moved the label printing company's operations and six of its employees to Tucson in 1962. Paul W. Miles joined the firm in 1966. Miles Label Co. set up shop in a downtown building near the corner of Flores Street and Stone Avenue and stayed there until 1985, when it moved to its current site in the Continental Ranch Business Park. Coincidentally, the company has always been located near a soft drink plant. "Something sweet brings good luck to the business," says P.J. Miles, the company's Vice President, part owner, and Paul W.'s son. Today, the 20 employees of Miles Label Co. use many types of papers, adhesives, and films in order to manufacture labels for products ranging from UL labels, medical products, produce, product and specialty multi-side and special die cuts...