I find that every time I deal with this Staples, I find myself drowning in mysterious company policies and strange ways of doing things. I live in New Haven and I find myself constantly driving to the Old Saybrook location just based on consistency and customer service. I get an order of info cards made for my business a few times a year, and the Old Saybrook print center is willing to work with me. That print center will call me if they have any questions, problem solve if the situation calls for it, and the one time I found myself having an issue (a new employee had printed it on the wrong card stock) management immediately handled the situation and I was able to walk away feeling heard. The two times I attempted to get this order done in the Branford print center, they attempted to charge me over $200 for printing and cutting 30 pages, told me it would take weeks to produce, and told me the Old Saybrook location "is clearly doing things wrong" if I expected better service. Today I attempted to get a banner printed with the Branford center (Staples has a cut and dry price for banners, how badly could this location screw this up, right?). After spending 15 minutes looking on their website for the print center email and another 10 minutes on hold, I was told to send it to the staples database, receive a code over email, DRIVE TO THE STORE AND PHYSICALLY BRING THEM THE CODE, and only then would they be able to access the remote order. When I asked if there was just a direct way to send their center the file, the staff member on the phone just started his explanation over. I hung up, called Old Saybrook, and lo and behold, had the entire order straightened out and ready to be printed within 5 minutes. It's pretty sad that I'm willing to drive an extra 20 miles from where I live to go to a staples, but honestly, the difference in customer service and quality is just that vast. I'm officially done with the Branford Staples, will not be returning. read more