Less than 2 weeks before Christmas, so the mailing chaos is in full swing, but this location has it…read morehandled like a champ! Not only did they have every station open with a worker, but they also had two giant rolling bins set out that people could drop prepaid packages in without having to wait in line. They also had a self-serve station that helped expedite the immense volume of people, and they're open a bit later on Saturdays (until 2pm) compared to other nearby postal offices that are only open until noon.

Delivery Manager Kit helped me return an online purchase that I could not tell where it came from…read more 5-stars for Detective Kit! And Isaia helped me with my sticker shock that it cost me $9 to mail a $20 t-shirt. He was very kind to me. Also, I bought cool Halloween stamps.

The Oldsmar Post Office is hands down the most unprofessional USPS in Tampa Bay in regards to their…read moremail carriers and lack of customer service. I have consistently encountered issues with mail carrier, Johanna, regarding any package deliveries that require a signature. On multiple occasions, Johanna has left a first-attempt notice on my door without even bothering to ring the doorbell, thus preventing me from signing for my packages. This is incredibly frustrating as I have NEVER been able to receive one delivery requiring a signature at my home. What is the point of using their delivery service if you must pick up your own packages from the post office? Today, I was expecting my father's death certificate, which had to be shipped to me via USPS by the crematory. I paid for overnight shipping, and of course, in this mail carrier's typical rushed and lazy fashion, she did NOT ring the doorbell for me to sign for my package. When I called the post office, the supervisor, basically informed me that I would have to wait for Johanna to redeliver the death certificate tomorrow or come in. What good would that do if she refused to ring my doorbell in the first place, other than to issue me a final attempt notibe? Our two cars were in the driveway for gosh sake, and we stayed home all day awaiting the death certificate. We were clearly home, and the time it took her to put the notice in the crack of our door, she could have rang the doorbell. So unprofessional! This was so disheartening and disappointing, as I desperately needed my father's death certificate to arrive today. I begged the shipper to arrange an alternative delivery method but they could not. Additionally, my experiences with package deliveries or shipping via USPS have been frequently lost, stolen, or undelivered, leading me to avoid utilizing their services whenever possible. Don't even think about shipping during the holiday season, as ALL of their seasonal staff steal your items as they know their positions are temporary. Unfortunately, in this instance, this was the only method for obtaining the death certificate needed to arrange the funeral. I believe it is crucial that customers know how unprofessional this mail carrier is and the horrible impact she and others have regarding great customer satisfaction.

Lived here since 1987 and over the last 5 years service and customer service have declined so much…read moreit's like a different world. Just tired of constantly missing delivery days and a complete lack of caring by not only the driver but also the supervisors. Wish it wasn't a government funded service that couldn't care less! I guess "going postal " truly hits home.

Came to drop off a package and didn't want to put it in the parcel drop off circle because it gets…read morethrown around and it was a fragile package marked as fragile as well. Man was super rude and told me once he took my package he was going to throw it around too. I would like to be contacted about this asap.

I would like to compliment this post office. Every time I have came, I had great service. I never…read morewrite a review for anything and this is the first time I'm ever writing a review. The reason why I'm writing this review is because Sean was not only professional, but he went above and beyond to assist me. He was also patient. He even came around to help me with a box. He seen that I had my hands full with my sleeping toddler. It's truly the little thing's that count. I'm so thankful and we need more people like that in customer service. He is full of love. Exactly what this word needs. Thank you Sean!.

I've always had a great experience with this station. Staff work hard and are professional even…read morewhen the place is crowded and busy. I always go there for my USPS delivery needs.

Called about a package that was not delivered, the woman that answered the phone was extremely rude…read moreand to add insult to injury, was flat out wrong about what she was saying. The delivery drivers are supposed to deliver to the address posted on the package...NOT try to do name verification. Who exactly does this driver think they're helping by withholding delivery to a location, just because they're not sure about a name?? Do we really have to worry about deliveries being cancelled from Amazon because a name at a location wasn't personally recognized by the driver?? What is this the 1940's?? Everyone complains about not getting mail, well this is part of the reason why, because we have hero mailmen going above and beyond their call of duty and withholding delivery of packages they know has the correct address because they don't personally recognize a name!! What a complete JOKE

A well run and very nice local Post Office. The employees were friendly and helpful especially the…read moredesk staff. They welcomed everyone and moved everyone through in a timely manor.

Best post office in the county. The front staff is always incredibly helpful, and I've never had…read moreany trouble with my orders reaching their destinations.

This is my home post office and I have yet to have a bad experience. I hope I'm not jinxing myself!…read moreEach time that I come, I get great service. When the line is long, I always get an apology when I get to the clerk and I get out within 15 minutes. Every person with whom I have interacted at this post office has been friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. If you are not sure which special stamps are in stock, you can always look at their display box by the line. It has all of the stamps available. Today I bought a sheet of lunar new year snake stamps and lunar new year horse stamps. They will be gifts to babies born in those years for the first birthday that they can write a thank you letter!

The staff had experienced a power outage and had to reboot their scales today. (causing a small…read morewait time) As about 6 customers waited in line patiently , there was a truly horrible, unkind, miserable woman who verbally attacked the staff because she had to wait. She even verbally attacked a young woman and her children. The staff handled her with grace and professionalism. We were all cringing at the abusive woman and I hope the staff had a much more positive day. They deserved a medal! Hopefully this isn't something they have to deal with on a daily basis. Kudos to the Palm Harbor Post office staff.

I see so many negative reviews but I have never had a bad experience at this post office. I find it…read moreironic that so many people say the workers are "old and cranky" yet when I am there, all I see is older and cranky customers. Don't believe everything you read and please don't treat the staff poorly because you are frustrated with the mail system -- it is not the fault of the front line people who are coming into work day in and day out. My only wish: that priority boxes/labels could be picked up after hours since they are free. My work hours prevent me from getting to the post office most weekdays and I often end up needing a priority box after hours to pack an order.

This is a tough one because the staff is generally pretty good at this location and handle long…read morelines with patience and efficiency to the best of their ability. The problem I have with the place is that it's an absolute dump. When you drive through other communities, the post office looks nice with updated signage, clean landscaping and well-maintained grounds. This one looks like it hasn't been touched since the 90's. There's always a bunch of junk out in the overgrown brush that surrounds the the property's corner at Missouri & 8th. The landscaping around the building consists of an odd mix of rock, mulch, dirty, unpainted sidewalks, and weeds. The exterior needs painting, updated signage, and decent landscaping. The interior needs a paint job and a good scrubbing as well. It's not the staff's fault; frankly they deserve better work surroundings. I've asked the City of Largo who is in charge of this location but so far no response (some post offices are owned by their communities, others are franchised). Whoever's responsibility it is they need to step it up. The conditions of the place make me lean toward guessing that this is a neglected franchise. Largo is going through a period of revival and the post office needs to catch up and reflect that spirit and stop being an embarrassment to us all.

This used to be a great post office but as of about 8 months ago, it has been horrible. Customer…read moreservice speed and friendliness took a massive dump. The employee is beyond slow....when she is actually behind the counter instead of flirting with coworkers.

Super easy to mail a package…read more I almost never go to the post office, but when BPB CM, Blue A., left his sunglasses in my car I had to figure out how to get them back to him. (Just know that he really liked those sunglasses or else they would have never found their way back to BPB). My sister taught me that USPS is the cheapest way to mail things. I once had to mail her glasses to LA and she got super mad at me for using UPS because it was a lot more expensive. I learned my lesson (not to do my sister any favors. JK, always use USPS and think long and hard about doing my sister any favors). I looked up closest USPS to me and it was this one. Know that the car wash is exceptionally popular so you might want to turn the street before so you don't get stuck waiting for the car wash to move like I did so I could turn into the gas station. The USPS is part of the gas station. There was nobody there other than me so I was able to walk up, put down the sunglasses and ask what is the cheapest way to mail these. The guy behind the counter was really helpful. He even gave me a sharpie to write the address on the padded envelope. For any purchases under $10 you have to use cash. For once in my life I was actually carrying cash with me! Go figure. It was nine cents over the dollar so I thought I was going to get back 91 cents. Nope! The cashier rounded down and let the nine cents slide. Thank you! I was in and out in less than five minutes. Now this is the way to send mail.