Service was quick and friendly. I used the pack and ship service for a 65 lb item that I sold on…read moreeBay. I would rate them 4 or 5 stars, but the item arrived to the buyer slightly damaged, apparently not sufficiently protected. I luckily made sure that the item was insured for full value, which the buyer paid the premium for. If you do use their service make sure to get the insurance, and declare the value. Check the paperwork carefully, as even though I declared the value as $1800, the space was left blank on the copy I was given to review. No declaration = $100, so I would have been out quite a bit of money if I didn't catch this. The buyer filed a claim with UPS, I got my full selling price, so all was fine in the end.

Don't use the UPS store with the blue logo; I only give them a star to…read more get this review posted. In August 2023, I had the absolute WORST experience with the UPS store on Brandon/60! My son had passed a month earlier, and I attempted to mail some sentimental objects to a Colorado friend, who never received them. I WAS NOT told I could get any free insurance on the package, which apparently is common to be given a minimal amount. I DO note the lady who accepted my small box was completely uninterested. Of course I kept the receipt for a long time. Probably still have it on my phone. After a time I was told it hadn't reached its destination. I called the store several times, was given a number to look my package up, not told such number would expire, and they would refuse me another!! I repeatedly tried, at one point being told the package would be returned to ME! It was NOT. I was given several phone numbers to call, none of which were answered, nor returned my messages, to the point when the message mentioned "take our survey" the phone hung up on me!! I even called UPS headquarters, they were so sorry! Somewhere there is a box with a white small Lego Plane, scowling Lego woman on the wing, with "coins" from CAP and a seaplane logo mug. When it's opened on a YT video, which should be illegal!, I alone know the backstory and puns that go with the items! The bitch of it is, I wouldn't have let these things go to anyone else, literally! Thank God I got my payment refund from the credit card!! Trying to repeatedly track a package with such a long list of small numbers was disheartening after my son's death. This place sucks. I never got any recompense at all.

I got nothing, they always closed, morning, day, night. Some phone number you have to call. Made…read morethe appointment and arrived on time, store closed, go figure

Great place to get any document notarized. Super friendly and organized. I will visit again!read more

There are bad customer-service experiences. There are unfriendly employees. And then there are…read moreencounters that make you seriously wonder how someone came to occupy a customer-facing position in the first place--and, more importantly, why any company would allow that person to represent its name to the public. That is exactly what I experienced on Tuesday, August 18, at The UPS Store located at 805 E Bloomingdale Ave in Brandon. I arrived at 6:29 p.m., precisely at closing time, carrying two simple Amazon returns. I did not need assistance, I was not making a purchase, and I was not asking anyone to begin a complicated transaction. I simply had two packages to drop off. The employee inside saw me approaching. And shut the door in my face. Literally. That is neither a figure of speech nor an exaggeration born of frustration. He saw me approaching the entrance and closed the door directly in front of me. He later opened it for another customer and, without even looking me in the eye, simply said that they were closed. No "I'm sorry." No "Good evening." No "What did you need?" Not even the most basic gesture of acknowledging that another human being was standing in front of him. I understand perfectly well what closing time means. I have worked in customer service for years, and I currently hold management responsibilities myself. That is precisely why I know the difference between enforcing business hours and behaving with a level of hostility and unprofessionalism that is simply incompatible with a customer-facing position. He could have told me that he was unable to accept the packages. He could have explained that the system had already been closed. He could simply have said, "I'm very sorry, sir, but we've just closed." Five seconds would have been enough. Instead, he chose to shut a door in a customer's face. And I use the word "chose" deliberately, because that is exactly what happened. Closing time belongs to store policy. Rudeness belongs to the individual. But when that individual is standing behind a counter, inside a store displaying a corporate name, dealing, or refusing to deal, with the people who come to its door, he is no longer representing only himself. He is representing The UPS Store. That is where the real seriousness of this incident lies. Large companies spend fortunes building a brand. They speak of trust, professionalism, service, community, and customer experience. They create manuals, train employees, develop advertising campaigns, and spend decades protecting their reputations. And it takes only one person behind one door to make all of that rhetoric meaningless. Because a brand is not what a company says about itself. A brand is what a customer experiences when no executive is watching. I do not know who hired this employee. I do not know who trained him. I do not know who supervises his performance. Nor do I know whether the behavior I witnessed was an exception or a pattern. But I do know this: if someone believes it is acceptable to deliberately shut a door in a customer's face, refuse even to make eye contact, and fail to offer five seconds of basic courtesy, then the management of this location should be asking itself a very serious question: Is this truly the person we want representing our name to the public? I manage people. I know that employees make mistakes. I know that people have bad days. I also know that no employee should be expected to remain at work indefinitely after the end of a shift. But I also know that there is an enormous difference between making a mistake and revealing an attitude. What I witnessed that evening was not a problem with a package. It was not a problem with Amazon. It was not even really a problem with closing time. It was a problem of attitude, judgment, basic courtesy, and an understanding of what it means to hold a customer-facing position. I can take two packages somewhere else. I can take my business there, too. And perhaps that is the point that should concern those responsible for this location most of all: If the person standing at the door makes the customer want to walk away and never return, then the problem is not on the side of the door that was closed. It is on the side of the person who chose to close it that way.

Extremely rude employee working on the evening of 7/30. Not even to me, I was just watching the way…read moreshe was talking to other people in front of me in line, talking down to them when they had simple questions. I remember her saying this wasn't her usual store and she couldn't help them with any questions, but it's just the way she was talking to them like they are dumb. Horrible representation of the business. I know each store is independently operated. If I was the owner or manager here I would not tolerate the way she was treating people. Sorry you hate your job, that is not our problem. I genuinely felt bad for the lady in front of me.

I have used Amscot for years and I highly recommend them. Mary Ann is super nice and provided…read moreexcellent Service Everyone there is very friendly and helpful. No matter what you might need from a payday advance to paying a bill or other services they are great.

Today I went there to send money through Western union…read more. Western union are partnership with Amscot Company... Anyway the Manager asked me question 'who that person that I wanted to send money to??' I said family .. Second question she asked me 'what purpose to send money for?' I said that isn't necessary because that is my family personal matter.. I don't think they need to know.. I don't have to fuck answer... So I mean that none of their business what purpose I want send money to!!! She said it for my own security protect because of scam!!!! I just laughing!!!! Stupid!! She said I been sent three time this month!!! So fuck what!!!??? Still none of fuck their business!!! Rules stupid!!! I know what I am doing it only my family personal matter!!! So I called Amscot Headquarter,customer service said will be happy to transfer me to Supervisor.. Then I talked to supervisor .. I explain what going on.. I told her I do not like the rules that manager and employee have to ask me question severe time since last year I couldn't remember .. That they asked me same question "what the purpose to send money for?"!!! But I telling supervisor I want it stop and change rules.. Supervisor said they have to because that their policy.. I told supervisor,Ok,I will not come back to Amscot anymore.. She said sorry it law must that why they have policy !! They already closed two or three Amscot in Hillsborough area!! I been to Amscot for almost 8 years!! I will not coming back!!!!! Do not dare ask me to email private because your talk to me doesn't solve problem I'm done and I will not coming back anymore!!! Amscot policy sucks!!!

"I had a fantastic experience visiting this location. The staff was warm, welcoming, and incredibly…read morehelpful from the moment I walked in. I needed to ship a fragile item, and the associate took the time to pack it securely with great care. The store was clean, organized, and the line moved very fast. Great customer service all around--I will definitely come back for all my shipping and printing needs!"

This store is the Swiss Army knife of the retail world: it can do it all! I've done everything from…read moresending medical testing packages to returning Amazon purchases here-and it couldn't be easier. The staff is so prepared for everything-and they run the place like a well-oiled machine. I'm in and out in minutes, each time. I only slowed down long enough to take pics of their other services. This location is in the same shopping plaza as Home Goods, Aldi and Five Below, at the corner of Lumsden and Providence. It's super convenient and there's lots of parking. I'll be back!

Amanda and her team are some of the most attentive associates I have worked with…read more Very responsive, great communication, use of technology to make the experience as convenient as possible, and excellent with follow up. I was highly impressed when they helped me set up a virtual notary session in just a few hours. Highly recommend for any notary needs. Thank you!

After originally seeing Amanda's notary services advertised on social media and then needing those…read moreservices, we gave her a call. Her communication was prompt & courteous and arrived on schedule at our home for our needed signature witnessing between us and our nextdoor neighbors for a building permit variance request application. She was very cordial and professional and we were finished in minutes. We will definitely use her services again when next needed and would highly recommend them to others!