This complaint is more about the postal carriers who deliver mail than the actual facility, but…read moresince this location is the "hub" from which they leave, it's relevant. Recently we've noticed a decline in the quality of delivery service. Two things stand out: 1) cramming all packages into the mailbox so that they are often bent and/or difficult to remove; 2) not taking outgoing mail even if there is a red flag up. We have had a number of posters ruined because they were stuffed into the mailbox despite the words "do not bend" on them. We've also had packages damaged because so many were crammed into the mailbox. Sometimes stamped outgoing mail is left in the mailbox buried under a pile of incoming mail, despite the red flag being up. It's almost as if postal carriers don't care. Please do better, postal workers. It only takes a couple of minutes to put packages on the stoop instead of forcing all of them in the mailbox, and aren't you supposed to take stamped outgoing mail? Why would you put the red flag down, then leave the mail?

Recently, I had to drop off a returned package at the USPS in Northbrook.  There was only one staff…read moremember behind the counter, a tall and thin middle-age black woman, whom I have encountered numerous times in the recent years.  As soon as I walked up and put the package on the counter, without any greetings to me, this woman pointed to a tablet in between her and me, and said "do the survey" in a tone that was like ordering me.  There were 3 emojis in the tablets, a smiley face, a neutral face, and an unhappy one.  I was unprepared, in a hurry, and didn't have time to think or ask, and just hit the smiley face.  She then scanned my package, gave me a receipt and said "here you go".  I said "thanks", and she said "you are welcome", and that was it.  What kind of survey was that?  How could they expect the customer to do a survey before any service was done?  What's the purpose of doing such a survey?  And doing the survey right in front of the staff member was just awkward!  It rendered the survey meaningless. This USPS used to be fully staffed back in the day.  There were a couple of friendly staff members whom I truly miss.

I went in to get send my passport renewal application. I had no idea what I was doing, but the…read moreperson behind the desk was helpful and friendly.

So bad. The office lady provided wrong information on purpose. Experience is really frustrated and…read moreconfusing.

Service at this post office has been mediocre at best. I can mail a letter or package, but feel…read morethat service provided by this location has been unacceptable. Things I have personally experienced: -Mis-delivery of mail meant for my address (to neighbor's mailboxes) -Placement of other resident's mail in my box (those that currently live in the neighborhood) -Unable to cash money orders because there is never enough cash in the register (after multiple visits and calling first). Eventually they sent me away to "any" bank - which was not true because not just any bank will cash a Postal Money Order. I had to travel pretty far to my own bank to resolve this. -Mailboxes left unlocked Other complaints I've heard about in our neighborhood: -Packages were being left on top of the cluster boxes as well as on the curb instead of being delivered to resident's doors. -

Customer service has gotten worse over the years. Same grumpy folks at counter offering limited…read moreeffort. Maybe try smiling..

Came in for the third time and finally have all the paperwork for my passport…read more I forgot to fill out some of the paper work and instead of getting back in line Andrew helped me ( I forgot my readers) very kind patient and I really appreciate his polite and courteous manner. Such patience. Thank you Andrew!!! Exemplary employee and he definitely meets the bar. I must say it was a very pleasant experience . Thanks Andrew!!

I don't truly understand; when you enter into employment with the United States Postal Service, do…read morethey simply suck out your soul during orientation, or is it a gradual process? Particularly for the people who work in the branches (postal delivery folks are fine), because it seems like at literally every post office people are just jerks. Every time they're monotone and completely disinterested in what they're doing. I worked in retail several years and of course it can be boring but I also said hello and tried to be cheerful to every person that I helped, and I just can't understand the attitude of practically shooting death rays at someone with the audacity to visit your workplace and need your assistance. But I came here to mail three cards, two to international addresses, and told the woman I needed stamps for them. I don't remember what question she asked but it was a good thing I specified that there were two international because she almost sold me three standard stamps. Then she kinda tossed them back to me and pointed me to where the drop slot was. OK, thanks.

Really disappointed with the UPS drivers dispatched out of this location. I had a package that I…read moredid not need to sign for that was going to be delivered today and live in a secure condo complex with a security camera at the foyer. Instead of having my package delivered, I received a notification that the UPS driver decided not to deliver my package ("attempted delivery") because there was "no secure location" to drop packages. In my experience, this is clear BS: I have seen UPS packages left in the foyer previously so it is clearly negligence or laziness and not any regard for the packages' safety. My next step was to call the UPS customer care line. It took me fifteen minutes to reach an actual human; said actual human was extremely dismissive and rude, and unhelpful. At times, it felt like she was actively trying to hide information from me: she kept mentioning that my packages would be available for pickup here, but never mentioned the address or even city of this pickup center. When I asked about the address, the lady on the line scoffed and acted as if I should just know these things. I tried to reschedule pickup here and was told that I would receive a call when the packages were ready for pickup. No such call came. Since I live very far from Northbrook and needed my packages ASAP, I had to pay $14 to have these packages rerouted to my local UPS store. Let's hope they actually show up. The icing on the cake: they never even left a "sorry we missed you" notice. Like, are you kidding me?

Even after multiple past complaints, UPS drivers still continue to disrespect property and treasure…read moreacross our lawn instead of our clean driveway only 2 feet away. We don't hire landscapers to care for our property, we take care of it ourselves and so UPS's continued negligence is an insult to our hard work in the hot summer weather.

I had to visit the US Post Office in Wheeling because of a piece of undeliverable mail. The note…read moreattached to my mail was of no help. Our postal carrier necessitated my visit to the post office. Once I arrived, I had to wait in line. When I got to the front of the line, my issue was resolved in a timely manner.

The post office used to be open early so people could go before work now they open late and people…read morecan't go there. Do not like these hours. They should open early in the morning and close earlier in the day.

While headed to the Green Bay Trail for a run, I found this United States Postal Service (Glencoe…read morePost Office) to be the closest near the trail while enroute. At the time, I had an eBay shipment that needed to be shipped out. I took a liking to its cute building which sat in a classy looking area nearby Glencoe Village Hall right in the heart of Glencoe! Via Village Ct, I was able to veer quickly into a parking spot rather than entering off of Hazel Ave. Along with its cute building exterior, the inside environment gave off a very positive vibe rather than a negative one. As I waited to be seen, I adored the postal clerks' interaction with a customer ahead of me, who had a young daughter. The interaction appeared so genuine which put a smile on my face immediately while in line and as I moved towards the counter to be helped. As someone who visits post offices regularly whether it be for Poshmark or eBay shipments, the postal clerk presented one of the friendliest vibes I have ever encountered at any post office location. After giving the clerk my package, he questioned me if it had anything liquid or hazardous inside then explained to me the shipment options for my package which I always choose the cheapest, hehe. As a Poshmark Ambassador on Poshmark, and someone with a 100% positive feedback rating on eBay as long as the package gets to my buyer I am always satisfied. I was on my way in minutes. I am terrible at doing the surveys pertaining to my visits at post offices, but best believe I always share some sort of a review. Being that I had a great experience, I would gladly utilize this United States Postal Service (Glencoe Post Office) again when in the area. ~ Embrace the journey. ~ Thomas G

Bad service. At 4.56 pm, nobody answered the phone. Informed Delivery…read moreshowed 6 letters to be delivered. We received 2 ad flyers ! Delivery at 7 pm is not unusual. Terrible. Chris Dreher

I always get nice people at the desk and it's never a long line. I do everything at odd hours so…read moremaybe that's the reason. I have no complaints, only thanks to the workers.

The PO gets a bad rap and rightly so. The busiest times are when there is one window open. When one…read morewindow closes...it's time for a break. And when a new clerk has to take a long swig from the water bottle before helping a customer, it can be infuriating. There was a young clerk patiently helping a family with passports, and disseminating useful information, but I didn't get that person, I got the water bottle drinker...who told me they were out of forms and to go to another location. Which I did. In the next town. And they had told me the wrong info.

All I have to say is they have postcard stamps at this post office! I've got Other Post Office in…read morethe City and In Chicago area and they're like nope we don't have any, you can order them online. There's a two dollar handling fee. Glad I was able to walk in and say, of course we have postcard stamps Super convenient located near the IKEA and the Costco. And there's a simple parking lot.

This USPO location in Schaumburg (behind Capital Grille) is a shining example of how a post office…read moreSHOULD work! Compared to the one on Schaumburg Rd. where every employee there is miserable and spreads the same misery to all the customers. It's a night and day difference. My recommendation is for you to drive the extra mile and go to this location for service. Yes, there was a little wait but the service is exceptional. I'll be going there for my postal needs from now on!