I have used this location for over 15 years for everything from Live Scan, Notary, and shipping. I've had a couple of issues in the past, but nothing that has resulted in me not going back. Until today. We went in this afternoon for the Notary service. My husband and I were meeting my mother there, we were coming from work and she was picking up our son from school and meeting us. All three of us were getting our signatures notarized. My husband and I got there before my mom and started signing everything so she wouldn't have to wait a long time for the process to be finished. She's been diagnosed with a blood cancer and her levels have recently doubled, meaning the cancer is back, so she tries to avoid being in close contact with others due to her compromised immune system. So I wanted to get her in and out. After completing the notary, the guy, who was also helping 2 to 3 other people while also helping us, handed the payment part of the transaction over to another employee. I handed the employee my card, I wasn't told what the total was, at any point during the transaction, not even when he took my card. I had to get this done so I was going to pay whatever the fee was. I was reviewing the documents when I handed him my card. I was sending the docs via FedEx to my mortgage company and was leaving the package with them to send and wanted to make sure the docs were complete. He swiped my card, handed me the slip to sign, I stayed a few more minutes making sure the docs were complete, put them in the FedEx envelope and asked if he would send them out. We exchanged good byes and my mom and I walked outside. I went to her car to get my son's backpack, we hugged and I walked back to my car. We live in Hemet but work in San Diego so we hit the freeway when we left and after about 10 minutes, I fell asleep. I woke up to a message from my mom that said the guy from Postal Annex called and said they charged me the wrong amount and that they weren't going to send my package unless it was paid. Ummm WTF?! First of all, I had no problem paying whatever the fee was. THEIR employee rang me up, no one ever gave me a total. We stood at the counter for at least 5 minutes after he rang us up, then were outside for another 5 minutes or so after that. So it's not like we were trying to dodge paying them, I paid what he charged me. But to basically hold my MORTGAGE loan documents, that are time sensitive, hostage is definitely enough to make me never go back to this location. You don't play with something as important as home loan documents when YOU were the ones that charged me the fee. I didn't tell you how much to charge me, I was never even given a total so I had no idea if I was charged correctly or not. I didn't even look at the credit card slip until after I spoke to my mother. At this point we were already half way home and my mom said she went down and paid it because she wanted to make sure they sent the docs. Now I wish she would have taken the package back from them. I sent it with positive, thankful, hopeful vibes and this dude threw all of that off with his negativity. Maybe approach your customers differently, rather than threatening them, be accommodating since YOU made the mistake. I could have stopped to pay it tomorrow or paid over the phone if you had waited to speak to me. Instead, you stressed my mom out so that she felt she had to go back in right that second. Maybe you should focus on one customer at a time, rather than helping multiple people all at the same time, so YOU don't make mistakes like this. May you have the day you deserve after darkening a positive event, I don't want your negativity or the karma that is yours. Never going here again, for any service. I should have stopped going to him after he argued with me about a Notary I needed done a couple of years ago. I was signing by Power of Attorney for a customer, he had notarized several things for me in the past that were the same type of transaction, but on this day he said that he couldn't do it since I was using Power of Attorney. I had the proof of POA and told him that he's not notarizing anything other than my signature. He's stating that I am the person who signed the form, and he verified that using my driver's license. Instead, he argued with me and said he couldn't do it and it made zero sense to me because he had done notaries for me several times before this, for the exact same situation. I told him that and he got defensive and said that he would never have notarized anything like that. I should have just stopped giving him my business at that point. I don't even know if what he did today was legal, it seems like extortion to me? Holding someone's documents for payment?? Might be worth looking into. Avoid this place like the plague. read more