Tyrell was the best. He worked with me to get everything just right even pricing. He was…read more0rofessional, couteous and even laughed at my korny jokes. Thank you for a great experience!

Great customer service. I no longer own a printer and the staff is always supportive and helpful…read morewith my printing and shipping needs

I walked in behind a line of people & waited patiently for my turn. When I get to the front of the…read moreline, a gentleman walks into the store and stands behind me waiting for his turn. The male worker- who saw me waiting but ignored making eye contact with me multiple times (which was odd but red flag #1)- called the gentleman who JUST walked into the store, in line behind me, to the counter to be served. Completely ignored me, blatantly. It was obnoxiously disrespectful. I left the store quietly after realizing what just happened, unsure why, and headed to another UPS location I know has better service. I only came to this location because it was closer to where I was prior, but I will never be returning to this location again. As a black woman and the only individual who looked like me in this store this whole time- this was very disgusting to experience while everyone else was served in order, with smiles- until I got to the counter.??? Very disrespectful and disappointing. This place needs to be shut down this coming year. Bye bye.

Service. There are other shipping outlets to use. I walk away from poor service. Literally the…read moreassociates hate to help customers.

Wow. As if the available traditional-medium art in the Triangle is not enough, there's also a…read moregallery dedicated to electronic-medium art of the camera. I thought having books of pictures would be a reasonable facsimile of the seeing the actual photograph. It's like any art form really, I thought. Through This Lens proved me wrong. Where a book can group places and concepts, a gallery has to be a bit more selective, I think. It has limited space and time to capture and keep your interest as it competes with other medium and distractions. And in downtown Durham, during a weekend festival no less, TTL managed to do it. TTL has photos from all over the world. All are visually stunning in their own way. Each with a message, sometimes subtle, sometimes not so much. One can see snippets of objects, colors, movement -- all moments in time captured by the photographer-artist. In this one small gallery you can travel the world from the reservations in Arizona to the deserts in Africa. It's a mini-vacation. The owner, Roylee was very helpful in answering my questions and explaining the technique used by a photographer of one particular picture that captured my attention. There was a color photo of a dried well, the tan walls a sharp contrast to the two women in bright saris, there at the bottom of the drying well. The description by the photographer added another layer of awesome. Another photograph, a black and white photo taken at an abandoned church in Georgia, was stunning. I probably spent fifteen minutes staring at it from every angle. It hadn't yet been hung on the wall so I was able to look at it from all angles as I walked around the table. The lines and shadows just drew me in. There was such an unexpected symmetry in that picture, it was hard to believe it wasn't computer-drawn. And so it went for my entire visit. .

Lovely but small photography art gallery and framing shop. I've only visited the shop for the…read moregallery portion and have yet get to get something framed, but it's a nice stop during any of Durham's Spring/Winter Art Walks or on Third Friday. They usually have several bottles of red and wine wines along with a complimentary cheese/bread plate for gallery guests during their special events, which is quite nice. The photography is from all over the world, many prints I'd recognize as South East Asia but there are also some lovely local Triangle photos and those for the nature enthusiast. I'd recommend putting Through This Lens on your gallery hopping list if it's convenient, but it isn't large enough and, after a handful of visits, I've never received a personal greeting to draw me back if it's out of the way. Through This Lens rents their space from Durham Arts Place, around to the right if you're facing the entrance and up the stairs.

I rarely go to staples, of course it is the closest amazing return center so I go there for that!…read moreThe customer service really depends some employees are good others are very unhelpful! When you go in to buy school supplies generally I never have to ask for assistance.

Quick service & details about the project I needed to have done. Michael was very helpful in…read moreexplaining how the order of operations works for the technical issues I had with my laptop and desktop computer. I didn't feel overwhelmed by the amount of information he provided because he allowed me to interject with any questions that I had during our conversation. Which was good for both of us to have clarification on what to expect as the end goal . My printout was easy to read due to our in-depth communication therefore all I had to do was agree & sign and I was on my way to my next appointment. Great place to go for tuneup or computer viruses that needs to be removed professionally and promptly. Personal service gave me peace of mind. As the customer I felt he listened to my concerns and felt confident he could fix the issue and lift some of my burdens. Everything went well.

November 2nd, 2025 3;45 pm. I went in for assistance printing a shipping label from and email…read more "Alex" who I ask to assist me with the task and began by telling me how easy it was for me to do. He appeared to be aggravated that I would even ask for assistance with such a mundain task. "Alex" did end up helping and we did have a bit of back and fourth banter (I told home to "stop being rude"), which he denied, but I did end up getting my copy. Just bad customer service from Alex on this day, at this time, for this customer.

Not for large or numerous Fedex boxes. I brought in a Wayfair return of 13 boxes, to ship via…read moreFedex, and they were not equipped to deal with it. They could not scan return QR codes, so I paid to print the labels on their printer. They then instructed me to tape the labels on the boxes, then to move them myself to their Fedex cart behind the counter. When I asked for a ship receipt, the response was "for all of them? it's going to take a while."

These folks do fantastic work, they have a quick order to delivery process, their shirts fit well,…read more& the fabric is soooooooo comfy! I am in the Big & Tall dept 4xl, and they were able to fit me for shirts with ease. Very pleased with every item purchased from them.

These folks did the t-shirts for the field day we organized around our wedding. We entrusted this…read morevery important event to them and they did not disappoint: high quality, soft shirts at a reasonable price, with great customer service! We were very pleased and so were our guests. Would definitely use them again and would recommend them to others!

It all started when I went to an event, Cocktails & Cosmonauts, at the Museum of Life and Science…read more They had a station where you could screen print your own poster with the event's logo, so I hightailed it over there. When it was my turn, the screen printing pro and I chatted about team building events. I grabbed a card and reached out the very next day. After explaining what I had in mind (a workshop for my running group so that we could print some t-shirts), I was handed over to Lenny at Hey Monkey! Lenny was so easy to work with. He understood that organizing these things is akin to herding cats, so he set everything up to be as smooth and painless as possible. And then there was the actual event. It was so much fun! Woo-woo warning: I don't know exactly what was going on, but my group brought some really negative energy into Lenny's studio. Fortunately, Lenny just carried on, kept his upbeat attitude, and (most) everyone had an amazing time! It's been less than a week and I'm pretty sure everyone has worn their shirts at least once. I'm hoping to do it again for the folks I work with!

Feeling the need to second what Nina B wrote. I was part of the same group activity and the event…read morecould have easily crashed and burned. In fact, with anyone other than Lenny at the helm, I suspect it would have. Lenny was great-calm, cool, and collected. The vibe at his studio is excellent and his teaching style both friendly and approachable. Highly, highly recommended. As a post-script, I saw 4 of the shirts Lenny helped us print in the wild last evening. They looked awesome.