Once again Postal & Print Shoppe has helped the community…read more They are big supporters of youth and family activities here in Elk Grove. From Graduations, announcements and posters that are top quality and a great price. They have supported local schools by providing materials to help learning and good citizenship among students. Highly recommend.

Came in on a Saturday for a Live Scan and the two guys working the shop were super helpful! The…read moreprocess was quick, easy and I was in and out of the shop within 15-20 minutes!!

They are the best!! Friendly and helpful. You will never get better service anywhere else!!read more

Came across this new mail shipping center located in Elk Grove. It was perfect since I needed to…read moreship a package out. They can ship via fedex and USPS and they also offer a ton of services - printing, mail boxes, notary, shredding, passport photos, custom printing, and more. I'll definitely be back.

I had an excellent experience at The UPS Store thanks to Johnny. He was professional, friendly, and…read moreincredibly helpful throughout the entire process. He took the time to answer all of my questions, explained my options clearly, and made sure everything was handled quickly and accurately. What really stood out was his positive attitude and willingness to go above and beyond to provide outstanding customer service. It's rare to find someone who is both knowledgeable and genuinely cares about helping customers. Johnny made what could have been a stressful task simple and hassle-free. If you're visiting this UPS Store, I highly recommend asking for Johnny. He is a great asset to the team and deserves recognition for his exceptional service!

I stopped coming to this UPS Store about a year ago. I used to use them for Amazon Returns and…read moreNotary, however my previous experience was the charges any amount they like to quote. Today I stopped by again because the other UPS Store's Notary person is off so I decided to give them another try since I called them. Honestly I don't know why they're so lazy there. It's obvious that I bring my little English speaker elderly parent to update her pension benefits update which requires Notary. The chubby tall man was doing nothing and when told we need Notary the younger man have to help him get the Notary booklet. While he was walking over he asked for the Title of the Form, we gave it to him. He insisted my mom that speak little English need to know the title. He did not accept it while she was explaining it to her it's update pension benefits after his death. It's pretty much the same title, while he insisted it's the law and turn us away. It's probably because I started asking them if it's $15 per person. They are pretty much thieves there. Someone needs to investigate them and get them arrested if possible. I know I'm ranting but it's just this isolared UPS Store because I'm still using other UPS store, just to be fair.

It was a Monday afternoon and I thought to myself this was the best time to get a LIVE SCAN…read moreFINGERPRINTING. I was thrilled to get it done. Got my form, my picture ID and went right in. The line was so long! The lady behind the counter said Mondays are their busy days. When it was my turn, the woman at the counter was multitasking and she said she's doing one right now with another. She asked me to patiently wait. She finally helped me and she was patient with me as well. It wasn't so bad. I was surprised the cost of Live Scan these days. Last time I had to do it was maybe in 2013. Today in 2026 it's significantly gone up. It's not UPS fault. The economy and the price to roll your prints and to send to the government are separate fees. It's best to go on their less crazy days. But the woman who did my live scan was extremely nice. She even thanked me and said my name. lol. The extra customer service demeanor made it worth while. I'll return. Forgot to take photos.

This review is about the "manager," Athena…read more Yesterday, I walked into the store and immediately noticed Athena having a very intense interaction with the customer ahead of me. I had no idea what had happened before I entered, so I can't speak on the details of that interaction, but the atmosphere in the store already felt uncomfortable and tense the moment I walked in. Shortly after, the customer left, and Athena called me over to her register for assistance. From the very beginning, I was met with hostility and an unnecessarily rude tone. I had a larger Amazon return and simply explained that I wasn't sure whether it could go through the kiosk or not. Instead of offering help or guidance like most employees in customer service would, Athena coldly responded, "Well, it depends on the label." As a customer who obviously doesn't know what that means without additional explanation, I looked confused. Rather than clarifying or helping me understand, she simply repeated herself in the exact same rude tone as if that somehow answered my question. At that point, it became obvious she had absolutely no interest in helping me. There was no effort to guide me through the process, explain the difference between labels, or simply provide basic customer service. Instead, she left me standing there confused. I understand that retail and shipping environments can be stressful, but there is still a level of professionalism and patience expected from someone working directly with customers, especially someone in a management role. I took my package over to the kiosk anyway, still unsure of what I was doing. Fortunately, Ethan was working that day. My husband and I have visited this location many times before, and we have mostly dealt with Ethan during those visits. Every single interaction we've had with him has been excellent. He is always professional, patient, polite, and genuinely willing to help. We've noticed multiple times that when the store becomes busy or chaotic, Ethan is usually the person keeping things together. He helps customers efficiently while also assisting coworkers whenever they need support. Even while helping his own customers, he manages to multitask and maintain a positive attitude. He creates a calm environment, communicates respectfully, and actually seems to care whether customers leave the store having had a positive experience. When Ethan came over to help me, he immediately informed me that the kiosk would not have accepted my Amazon return and that it needed to be processed directly by an employee instead. He handled the return quickly and professionally without making me feel like I was inconveniencing him. The "manager" could have told me this from the beginning if she had cared enough to spend even thirty seconds helping me rather than dismissing me immediately. While Ethan was helping me, I asked for the manager's name because I intended to report the behavior I experienced, Ethan let me know the manager's name is Athena. Mind you, I had no idea the woman who I dealt with in the beginning was the manager and I didn't see a name tag. After leaving, I called the store and confirmed I was speaking with the same employee from earlier, Athena, who identified herself as the manager. She continued the same rude and dismissive tone over the phone. When I asked who she reports to, she replied sarcastically, "My boss." I then asked for a name, and she said she was "not allowed" to provide it, which was inconsistent since another employee had already shared her name without issue. She eventually stated she reports to someone named Adam, but then added that he "wouldn't care" or "wouldn't respond" because complaints like this "aren't important," which was incredibly dismissive and unprofessional. Athena's behavior was rude, hostile, dismissive, and completely lacking the basic people skills required for customer service, especially for someone managing a store and representing the business. The number of reviews mentioning Athena's poor behavior is genuinely concerning, and it's disappointing that ownership appears comfortable allowing customers to repeatedly have negative experiences with someone in a leadership position. Poor management affects not only customers but also the employees who then have to deal with the frustration and tension left behind afterward. I genuinely feel bad for the staff working in that environment because negative leadership impacts morale, teamwork, and the overall customer experience. The difference in professionalism between Ethan and Athena is night and day. Ethan carries himself the way I would expect an actual manager to carry themselves.

I think if folks new about the Postal Annex they would be coming here in droves compared to the UPS…read morestore down the street. Same services and then some. No appointment needed for your passport photo. Drop off returns, etc. Amir was fantastic with friendly, professional and competent service. Price points can't be beat either. Thank you!

Know your shipping prices before your come in here. Quoted Shipping a $6 media mail package should…read morenot cost $24. I have no problem with people making some profit, but that's preposterous.

I've been going here for years and the service has always been excellent. The team staffed at this…read morelocation is always willing to help. I have never had a bad experience. I wanted to specifically praise Bakari for being consistently efficient and courteous over the years. It's rare to find someone with his level of professionalism

The five star rating is for Bakari - I only go to this location because he's super fast and sharp…read more There have been times where I've walked in and I've noticed he wasn't working a shift and I've left because I knew I'd wait too long. He's very polite and very efficient and I don't even wanna deal with anyone except him.

I ship packages regularly for my business and the UPS Store is always easy to deal with. I…read moretypically prepay for my labels through PirateShip since it's cheaper, more convenient, and easier to track my expenses. Parking is easy to find in the shopping center they're in. Their employees are always friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. They offer Amazon returns, and self service check in kiosk so you can quickly drop off your packages without waiting in line. They also sell shipping supplies, can package your items, accept USPS items, print copies, fax items, and offer notary services. They're always great to deal with and I can't recommend them any more.

I went to the store to get a live scan/fingerprinting. Melvin provided great customer service, very…read moreefficient and helpful. Quick digital fingerprinting done! Fee was $35, plus additional fee from the agency I am doing it for. :)

Poor Service, Miscommunication, and Zero Accountability…read more My Situation: On October 2, 2025, I visited this UPS Store to ship a set of important documents to Mexico. I asked for overnight delivery, was quoted about $93, and understood it might take a couple of days due to international shipping. My goal was simple: get these documents to a hotel in Mexico as quickly as possible so the recipients, who were traveling, could receive them before checking out. Once I got home, I noticed the receipt showed an estimated delivery date of October 8, not overnight. I called the store immediately (as my screenshots show) and was told overnight service to Mexico doesn't exist, and that the printed date was correct. My recipients extended their hotel stay to wait for the package. * By October 7, tracking still showed delivery for the 8th. * By October 17, the package still hadn't arrived. Tracking then claimed the hotel room number was incorrect which made sense, because the recipients had already checked out after waiting longer than planned. * Later the tracking message changed to "address information required," even though I provided the hotel's business card directly to the store clerk when I shipped it. At this point, all I hoped for was the package being returned to me. On November 17, I called the store and spoke with the manager, Cindy, to request a refund since the package never arrived on the date printed on my receipt. Instead of helping, Cindy was agitated, condescending, and dismissive. She questioned me multiple times with, "What does address required mean to you?" and blamed me for the issue, saying I should have checked the address myself -- even though I handed them the hotel's business card and watched the clerk enter the information. I calmly tried to explain, but Cindy insisted her employees would "never" do that. When I asked her to stop yelling at me and told her I would leave a review and contact the BBB, she hung up on me. Not once was I offered a refund, a partial refund, or even basic respect. This situation was mishandled from start to finish miscommunication, zero accountability, and outright disrespect from management. I would never trust this location with important documents again. I often ship to Mexico but decided I'd go UPS this time. You might get lucky here but I definitely won't be taking that chance again.

I came into this store to return a Amazon package. I was on my 30 minute lunch break and pressed…read morefor time. I walked to a register with no customer. The woman at the register rudely told me I had to use the self kiosk. I told her I was pressed for time can she just scan it, she refused and made me use the kiosk. I have visited multiple UPS stores none of them "make you" use the kiosk. Just some words of advice, although I don't come to this location anymore. 1. How if I was elderly or had a learning disability? That could make someone uncomfortable or embarrassed. 2. You start "making" people use the kiosk, what do we need you running the store for. That kiosk might take your job.