I use FedEx several times a year to print flyers for a non profit or mail packages. This location…read moreis one I frequently visit because it is convenient. My visit yesterday was for printing. There were two clerks working and one went above and beyond to walk me through step-by-step use of the printer. I was able to complete my printing quickly and stress free, thanks to his assistance. The store is ultra clean and well organized, with work stations, printing stations and supplies. Prices are reasonable. I saw some cool poster options during my visit that got my creativity rocking. Honestly, I could hang there all day. In and out of the strip mall is tight and the pavement is in rough shape. There was plenty of parking in front of the store.

Terrible customer service. The staff is more focused on gossiping and playing around with each…read moreother than helping the customers. We had a sign that was printed out wrong, for them to fix it they told us they would have to charge us half the cost to reprint it, but first we need to convert the document to PDF and use Microsoft Publisher (they did not tell us this when the first print was made). They also told us, "FedEx customer service doesn't know shit, they're all dumb." We came back and their computer wasn't working so we kindly asked if they can use another one. They said, that all the other computers can't even send an email. So, we asked if the issue was with our USB or their computer, they got an attitude and said, "would you like us to throw away the computer." At this point had to let them know about their horrible customer service and our issue was not resolved.

Horrible customer service. I walked in and they immediately yelled "If you have an Amazon Return we…read morehave no boxes. You'll just have to come back.". I proceeded into the store to get help with faxing a document. The progress was almost $2.20 for one page and you are still charged if your fax doesn't go through.

Ink cartridge issue was resolved thanks the manager He was pleasent pleased with the outcome an…read moreresults i will continue to do business at this location

The man couldn't even tell me what he thought the plan was for my Apartments to fix it like it was…read moresome secret information and I still have mold behind contractors twice and behind Indiana mold remediation zero Stars. Not positive of the guy's name that came to my house but if it's Aaron don't let him come not sure if that's his name

We Removed wallpaper and found mold behind it. I called to…read moresee if someone could evaluate the situation to make sure that the mold wasn't deeper than the surface. They were able to come out within a few days. Mark was very helpful with telling me how to remediate the mold that was surface only. He gave a lot of tips and tricks to make sure I do it properly and safely with the right products. I would definitely recommend Indiana Mold Remediation for any issues or questions you might have on the topic!

Great hours with convenient location. Friendly, efficient & helpful staff. Variety of services are…read moreoffered.

Great experience with both employees working on a holiday! They were friendly, professional, and…read moremade my transactions easy.

It's pretty firmly established that I have a love-hate relationship with most Goodwill stores. As…read morean organization with a central mission of "empowering people to increase their independence and reach their potential through education, health and employment," I often feel like Goodwill falls woefully short of this mission in the operational aspects of the average Goodwill stores. A good majority of the stores are incredibly lacking in terms of accessibility and while they do employ and train folks with disabilities I've often found the stores quite dismal in terms of basic work skills that would allow individuals to enter a more competitive work situation. In short, I don't believe Goodwill stores tend to live into their stated values. However, there are always exceptions and I believe it's important to acknowledge these exceptions. My visit yesterday to the Goodwill on Michigan Road was a noteworthy exception. This particular location is, I believe, an older location. It's in a free-standing building adjacent to Lowe's and Aldi. There used to be a fast food restaurant directly in front of it, though it has since closed. This seems to be a smaller location than some of the more recent spots, though I did notice they seem to have a larger than usual storage area. There are a handful of parking spots up front and they do meet ADA guidelines - strangely, this is not always true at Goodwill. They do have the usual appropriate curb cuts and nearly every location, possibly every one here in Central Indiana, has automatic doorways. Because this is a smaller location, it's organized a little differently than many locations. You still have clothing for women on the right, for men on the left, and housewares toward the back. The cashiers are close to the door. This is fairly close to other interior layouts, however, it's different enough that I actually had to look at signage. While I don't get to this area often, I grew up in this area and it's a weird mix of slightly challenged neighborhoods, working professionals, and healthcare with the nearby Ascension campus. I did find aisles a lot tighter here. That makes sense considering the issues with size, but it makes it hard for wheelchair users like myself. Several times, I had to either exit an aisle or not enter one because I couldn't pass through it. However, there was a lot to like here. The clothing was generally in good shape. It was mostly sized accurately (a huge issue for Goodwill). This Goodwill seemed fairly well staffed (though they are hiring). I did not see the usual "apply here" kiosk, though I may have just missed it. The employees here were friendlier than I often find in Goodwill stores including a positive management (or leadership) presence. I was particularly impressed by the cashier, a young man who went above and beyond in customer service to the point of even assisting me as I returned the cart after getting them to my car. He was friendly, helpful, and I could easily see his skills transferring to a more competitive setting. I tend to think Goodwill is overpriced. This has been exacerbated by the pandemic - jeans for $7.99? I don't think so. While you can still certainly find good deals, given that Goodwill does tend to have major issues with accurate sizing I tend to shy away from anything too expensive in clothing. The 50% off Saturdays, I believe, are still on hold. They do still have Goodwill Rewards, though even the rewards have lessened since the pandemic. Essentially, you shop and donate to Goodwill because of the mission. It's a "feel good" thing. They tend to be the priciest of the thrift stores, though to be fair they also do MUCH more for the community than most of the thrift stores. Here in Central Indiana, that includes the Excel Center, Nurse-Family Partnership, Job Training and Support, and other services. While I've definitely had my issues with Goodwill, I found this experience to be an overall positive one with a clean store, friendly employees, and customer service indicative of people actually being trained and equipped to improve their lives.

I've seen a fair share of Goodwill in my day (love them) and this one is pretty stand/what you'd…read moreexpect from the pack: clothing, shoes section, furniture, decor, entertainment items and so on. During this particular visit, I was looking for something I've never paid attention to before- baby clothes. Jackpot, as I hoped, they have a decent sized baby clothing section with plenty of onesies, etc for around $1. I'm finding that I have an aversion to the thought of spending more than $1 on A piece of fabric that will quickly be pooped on and then grown out of in a few weeks. It appears that Goodwill is currently on a hiatus from hosting their first Saturday sales (50% off everything) but I'll be keeping my eyes peeled. This particular location is also conveniently located next door to a Lowe's and Aldi...and around the corner from Trader Joe's. In summary: not the fanciest/shiniest goodwill I've ever been to but it certainly is still worth a visit!!

Good communication throughout experience. transporters were well equipped. If he had more…read moreconsistent transporters it would be five stars.

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Customer service terrible 2 nd trip Originally dropped 4 items off 3 days ago She tried to give me…read more2 of my items I declined I want to pick everything up together! Back a 2nd Time offered me 2 items again others suppose to arrive in 15 minutes Im waiting now I Will not be using this location again 4 days 4 items Did not offer a discount Though i already Prepaid So inconvenience for me Give 0 star if i could

AWFUL experience. Truly awful. They ruined wool trim on my wedding dress which required an…read moreEXPENSIVE emergency repair. Waiting to hear back from the "customer service" dept -- doubt they have one. Very unprofessional.

It's a perfectly cromulent office supply store, this Office Depot is. I stopped in to find some…read moreschool supplies for one of my kids, who needed spiral-bound notebooks and folders and pens and highlighters and things. They have all that and more here! Everything is well organized and well stocked. The people who work here are very friendly and willing to help. I had a person come up to me, asking if I needed help. I didn't, and then he left me alone to shop and no one else came up and talked to me. Perfect! I love when I don't have to shoo away multiple store associates. It feels so novel and luxurious to be shopping in person for items that you can easily order online, but I wanted to get them from the store because I needed everything today, and I also wanted to inspect the things in real life. There's plenty of parking, but the parking lot is janky and full of holes, much like the road right outside of the store. That's Indianapolis, though!

My sister is marrying soon, and I needed some last-minute posters and puzzles for the girls' party…read more I originally ordered them online from a different company, but my delivery package got lost. After I stopped freaking out, I called a couple of places, and only Office Depot on 86th Street told me they could get the printing done fast. They also made sure my poster was printed correctly. When I went into the store, I had another last-minute request. I was totally ready to pick them up in a few days, but they got it printed right away!

I LOVE JUMP-- they pick up and delivery every single week like clockwork. They are responsive to my…read morequestions, a change and the laundry comes out perfectly every single time! AND THEY ARE REASONABLE - and save me SO much time!! THANK YOU JUMP LAUNDRY!!! We also use JUMP for my parents who are getting up there in age and JUMP has been INVALUABLE to them!!!

This laundromat worked when we were in a pinch. On a Sunday afternoon there was no waiting for…read moremachines and around 75% were in use. The building is clean, actively being attended to and the employees were very kind. Machines require quarters, $7.75 for a 6 load washer or $5.25 for a 4 loader. Extra large dryers are $.25 for 5 minutes. There is an ATM and a quarter machine on site. Don't plan to buy a soda, but if the vending machine doesn't eat your change and gives you an extra quarter back, that's mine. Consider it a personal gift from me to you. The 5 year old pictures of the "food bar" and games are definitely outdated.