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The UPS Store

3.1 (7 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 7:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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Mailbox N Beyond

Mailbox N Beyond

(2 reviews)

I live out of state, my clients live right around the corner from this place. I contacted this…read morebusiness and told them I needed to get some very important time sensitive documents signed, notarized, and overnighted to my office. This location was able to take and follow directions wonderfully. They were friendly and very effective. I would definitely recommend this business.

I shipped some books here via USPS to a friend. I even bought a box and packed them at the store…read more Easy enough, right? Nope, my friend received a purse instead. Ok, so they put the label on the wrong box -- no biggie. After their ho-hum approach of "looking into it", it was pretty clear they didn't have a clue as to what happened to my books. No biggie: I requested that the owner, Anwer Mangrio, give me a call (I left multiple messages on his machine), but received no return call; he elected to put it all on the shoulders of the clerk rather than take responsibility. This struck me as irresponsible, and, quite frankly, cowardly. As someone who has owned businesses in the past, I always would work with customers on issues and never hid behind my employees. To be honest, I would have settled for a a small amount of store credit -- a simple gesture and admission that they had made a mistake. However, it was relayed to me by the clerk, that since I didn't purchase insurance, they could not file a claim. In other words, they were willing to file a claim with the carrier to pay for their mistake -- again offloading responsibility onto someone else. In summary: you'll likely be able to conduct simple transactions with everything going well; if it doesn't, don't expect the manager to react with integrity.

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BRING YOUR OWN BOX. I went in without my own box today, and the items I was sending were placed on…read morethe scale and measured. Shipping came out to $95, which seemed high but I thought might make sense given the holiday season. Then they added the cost of the packing materials, which took the price up to $159. I was shocked. I was sending everything in one box and the items measured about 10x11x14. When I questioned the price, an associate told me that due to COVID, the cost of materials had gone up. So I left, managed to get my own box, and returned an hour later. With my own box, with the exact same items in that they had measured, the price came out to $32. Something shady going on there. I did give it two stars because the employees were patient with my frustration and the line moved really quickly.

I have been to this UPS Store multiple times, and somehow, every single time, it's a mistake. This…read morelast visit finally did it for me. I was shipping important documents internationally. One of the very first things I said was that the package MUST have a declared value of $0. Somehow, a declared value greater than $0 showed up on the screen anyway. The employee helping me had absolutely no idea why. She wasn't troubleshooting it. She wasn't checking anything. She was basically guessing and was perfectly willing to proceed with information that was wrong. I told her I needed a second line in the address. She told me the second address line could only be 10 characters long. Again, instead of stopping and figuring out why an international shipping system supposedly couldn't handle the address I was required to use, she was ready to just work around it and send the package. I had to double-check her work every step of the way. Meanwhile, the line was backing up, but what could I do? These were important documents and this lady's lack of training was the problem. I felt bad for the people behind me. That's the exact opposite of what I should be experiencing when I'm paying $90+ to have UPS Worldwide Express deliver important documents to another country. I should be able to walk into a UPS Store, give them the correct information, and have some confidence that the person behind the counter knows how to process the shipment correctly. Instead, I felt like if I wasn't watching everything she entered, there was a 50/50 chance she would screw it up. The manager did step in (several times) and was helpful. He clearly knew what he was doing, so I don't put all of this on him. But he also looked extremely over-extended. One experienced manager cannot do everyone's job for them while simultaneously trying to run the store. And if employees aren't being properly trained, management ultimately has to address that. But I think the bigger problem here is hiring. This isn't the right people in the wrong seats. It's the wrong people on the bus. You need to hire people who actually give a damn about doing an accurate job. People are handing you packages, legal documents, expensive items, irreplaceable things, and paying a LOT of money because they want some assurance that their shipment was processed correctly. They shouldn't leave wondering whether the employee just guessed their way through it. My package did ultimately arrive, but that doesn't excuse the experience. I shouldn't have to personally quality-control a UPS employee's work to make sure my package gets where it's supposed to go. Everyone in the Mill Creek community is welcome to line up single-file around my house and around the block, if necessary, to kick me in the balls if I EVER suggest going to this location again. Every goddamn time, it's a mistake. They do not have their act together. Whether it's their systems, their training, their hiring, or some combination of all three, it needs to be fixed. And hey, FedEx location scouts - if you're looking for a great place to open a store and put a UPS Store out of business, THIS IS THE LOCATION. Do the community a favor. Put a FedEx store here to serve the community better.

The UPS Store - shipping_centers - Updated October 2026

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