Not all mailing sites are equal. I prefer to mail packages via UPS or FedEx, even with prepaid…read morelabels from Mail Room Etc Lemoyne. Why? Consistently friendly and helpful, with knowledgeable mailing options, notary onsite, and traveling notary services. I requested a receipt for my two boxes; there was no problem getting one. At other mailing sites, I'm not confident the staff know what they are doing. Perfect one-stop shop for personal admin needs.

Excellent service. Way better than the USPO. They review all cost to mail something and you can…read moredecide which costs work for you!

Thank you Brian for taking the time when I called to help me ensure my package was delivered…read moreFriday. You went above and beyond for me and I really appreciate your time!

We've used this post office for a year. Parking is very difficult as the parking lot is small and…read moreis difficult to turn around to exit lot. The postal employees provide excellent customer service. They have been very helpful when I needed to mail a package. They are very knowledgeable about the shipping process.

Always professional and courteous. The staff is so polite and different than most post offices…read more Nice people .

Postal employees are polite and very knowledgeable . Hours are a little short but it is very…read morehelpful and away from the crowded main post office.

I prefer going to this location of US Post Office versus the Camp Hill or Mechanicsburg locations…read more Yes, those other two locations are bigger and have more space for the line which always forms there. The bigger location does not mean that they have more counter staff. They have one, sometimes two and so does the Enola location. The advantage of Enola location is that I've rarely seen a line there, which saves tremendous time. The counter staff at Enola are very nice too. They are friendly and always have a smile and good words.

I have never had a problem at the post office ever! Today was a less than pleasant experience. I…read morealways use credit, as I work at a bank and I know how your information gets stolen. While I was paying I was asked for the numbers on my card, no problem right? Wrong. The woman behind the counter argued with me that my card HAD to be signed with my signature or she could not accept it. I have NEVER signed any of my cards since I have had a bank account. I let her know that what she was telling me was incorrect and I attempted to give her my state issued photo ID and it was declined. The woman proceeded to put her hand in My face and tell me to stop talking. Last I checked, that was completely inappropriate. My signature is on my ID.... my card does NOT need signed with a signature as it is a VISA not a MASTERCARD. I have found information backing up my statements to this woman. https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2014/10/12/credit-dotcom-sign-your-credit-card/16963045/ The article above states what I have stated.

Very helpful. Always have what i need. Feel like family every time i go in. Pretty good prices…read moretoo. More convenient than fed ex or ups.

This is the best post office I have ever been to. The two guys that work the front desk are the…read moredefinition of professional. I have been in there over 25 times and they have been nothing but helpful every time. They are courteous and friendly and strike up conversations with the people who come in. There is a small town feel where it's like they know you and are glad to see you come in and glad to help. And the back of the house must be quick and efficient, too, because my eBay customers praise me constantly for how fast they get their shipments. The managers and employees of this post office are absolutely amazing and certainly appreciated.

This was once a beautiful example of early 20th century public works buildings in the middle of…read moreSteelton. The deco elements, high ceilings, and brass remind us of a time when the post was elegant and formal. It has been painted over, whitewashed, left neglected or built over for the modern post office. Full service has been friendly but I often find the office understaffed and even ringing the bell doesn't bring someone to the window with the first few tries. Don't even bother calling them. Parking is limited but then it does not seem to be busy when it is open. Handicapped parking is limited and hard to find. You'll have to take the steep stairs if you can't find the one spot available. If you're local, it's fine for dropping off or getting a money order in the middle of the afternoon. Just check the hours. I maintain a PO Box here for my basic business transactions and correspondence. I still collect the mail of the previous renter for some reason and have to turn it in.

Update: We moved but I still go through Steelton at times, and I FORGOT about my last Yelp review…read morefrom November. And UGH, it is still horrific service there. I had two international packages to send, and I totally SHOULD have went elsewhere. I was the only one there when I arrived. The bank goblin from Harry Potter was writing something and VERY SLOWLY put his pen aside and asked to help me as I was awkwardly standing there. He told me I needed to fill out the slips, and so I was like "can I have a pen?" and he SLOWLY handed me one. I filled the 2 slips out lickity split and before he could inhale another breath I was back. He SLOWLY took the first package and my soul told me I would be standing there a VERY LONG TIME. He took an eternity to type. I had to help him spell things. Meanwhile customers were arriving behind me and my foot started to twitch. I looked at my son waiting behind me with a knowing glance, and I also made eye contact with the other worker with "HELP" on my face. He asked the goblin if he needed help but he said "no" and I was like "um, yes he does, please take over" I apologized profusely to the people behind me because I felt so bad even though it wasn't my fault at all. I hated that I needed stamps also, because the total time I was there was almost 45 minutes to mail two packages. EXPENSIVE packages, I might add. Who pays 20 dollars to send Skittles to Denmark? This dumb ass that is a pen pal and a loyal one. Do yourself a favor and go to ANOTHER post office. I am done here. Also, he NEVER apologized to the people that had been waiting, the ones that were left! Half of them left in pure frustration.