I needed notary service. The notary clerk didn't want to do it, as she wanted to see the bank…read moredocuments, which I had left at home, I only needed my ID notarized. The bank is not her business. So I left, an unhappy camper, went across to the UPS store, where they were able to do the job in an efficient & quick manner. I won't bother going back to the copy center. I got my Id notarized without any problems at UPS.

Amazing service the girls are so nice the quality is…read moreamazing It amazing go there for all your copy needs There also a notary there she there on Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday

Best Post Office ever. I really hope the US post office keeps the offices in small-town's. They are…read moreclosing so many post offices but the best experience and the best service happens at the smaller facilities. I'm so glad Durham has this place. The people are very friendly and really work hard. They actually care about your day and appreciate their jobs. This is a rare experience in a US post office. Very grateful.

Our Durham Post Office gives the best service. Always helpful and courteous. The new lockers for…read morelarge items is really helpful. No longer have to wait in line to pickup.

Very helpful and very friendly people! Great printing services at a fair value price. Always…read moreseems to be something new and interesting inside their shop while waiting for a set of drawings to be printed.

Great place to come get the things you need printed like resumes. They even put it on resume paper…read morefor us without asking which is a nice touch.

If you live in the area, you don't have much of a choice about where you get your mail delivered so…read moreyou'll most likely have to deal with this place whether you like it or not. With that said, I'm puzzled how anyone would say the staff here is pleasant or personable. After living here a few years, I can confirm that the ladies working here only get more crotchety the older and fatter they become. You can tell from their dead eyed stares and the undisguised contempt in their voices that they wish they were doing anything other than customer service. As far being helpful, they will do the bare minimum they have to and treat it like an inconvenience. If you explicitly ask them to help with something they will stare at you like you ran over their dog and then do the opposite of what you asked just to spite you. They once took a piece of mail that said "do not bend" on it and folded it into quarters before shoving it into the box, despite the fact that it would have fit easily without bending it at all. The only thing they do well here is confirm the stereotype that postal employees are emotionally unstable malcontents that couldn't find work anywhere else.

I really enjoy the service, professionalism and attention to detail I get from our local post…read moreoffice. Oregon House is a hodgepodge of expats from other countries, hippies, farmers, and retired people. Most people do not have postal delivery service to their homes. The amount of packages and mail that streams through this tiny, understaffed post office must be enormous, yet I have rarely had any issues whatsoever with getting my mail and packages. I fail to comprehend why anyone would make disparaging remarks against the staff. I have witnessed customers be rude to these ladies which I found disgusting.

I walked in for a routine print job that was relatively small. While there, I saw this amazing…read moredeal for a 20"x20" stand with both placards included. I bought three stands for advertising and the graphics came out beautifully. The team at Wilson Printing & Signs worked with me on some details to make sure I got the best product for the best price. I felt welcome and valued as a customer throughout the order, design, and closing stages. I have found my businesses' new printing partner!

I had a great experience working with Lindsay at Wilson Printing on programs for my father's…read morefuneral. She was knowledgeable and patient, and was able to turnaround the work quickly so I had the most time to make changes and be ready the day before the service. I could not have been more pleased with the outcome of the product and the quality was a great value. I would highly recommend for printing.

This is by far the worst experience I have ever had with a dry cleaning company…read more STAY AWAY After this post and you still go there then this is totally your fault that means you're just as big of an idiot as I am for using these people Never answers the phone never there when they claim they are with their hours I have been there multiple times and so has my wife trying to pick up our comforter Left multiple voicemails days later they will get back to you I just so happen to get lucky today didn't realize they were closed and walked in the door was open but she was there waiting for something to pick up Thank God almost a month now since I have my comforter back And to top it off not that clean and smells horrible As I say stay away you have been warned by far the worst dry cleaning in town if anything go to Chico there are some great places over there here not so much

Village Cleaners is great. Dry cleaning is not a big business these days, but Village Cleaners is a…read moreplace I don't hesitate to bring my delicate clothes to. The only downside is the cleaning is not done on-site so you have to be willing to wait a week. Worth it!

This review is for AAA as a whole and not just the Chico branch…read more I bought AAA specifically for the purpose of making a trip across the United States with my small 5 x 8 trailer. I bought the most expensive policy - AAA Plus. It costed around $200. While going across country, one of the lights on my dashboard came on. I looked in my car book and it said do not drive the car. I was only about 20 miles from the next small town, but I stopped and called AAA expecting help. When they found out I had a trailer, they said they could not help me. They could tow my car, but they could not tow my trailer. They expected me to leave my trailer with all my belongings in it by the side of the road. Or I could pay them to tow my trailer. They told me that there was no one in that small town 20 miles ahead of me that could tow my trailer. They said I had to wait for someone from a hundred miles away to come to my location and tow my trailer and I had to pay for it. I sat there for 4 hours in the blazing sun while someone from a hundred miles behind where I had just come from drove to my location. When the tow guy got there, I asked him why somebody from the town 20 miles up the road couldn't come and tow me. He said he did not know why they sent him from so far away, because there were at least three tow services from the town 20 miles away that could have towed me. He hooked everything up and we drove 20 miles up the road. I had to pay him a hookup fee and a per mile charge for towing my 5 x 8 trailer 20 miles. This amounted to over $200.00 - after waiting over four hours for him to get there. He unhooked my trailer at a motel there. Then the driver took my car and dropped it off at the mechanic that AAA had told him to drop it at. AAA told me that they notified that mechanic that I was coming and they chose that shop because he had time to see me. The next day, I had to walk (no taxi's in this tiny town) at least a mile to the mechanic and got in my car so I could sit down and wait. The mechanic was late. I got on the phone and called him. He said he was somewhere else in another town and would be there in about a half an hour. When he finally got there, I told him what AAA had said. He said AAA never called him, he had no idea who I was and could not work on my car for at least a week. He was very mean and rude. I asked him if he could just please look at the warning light that I was talking about on the car and tell me what it was. I put the key in the car and the warning light did not come on. He said, "Well, I don't see anything, so there's nothing wrong." I got in the car and drove away. I went back to the motel and tried to hook my trailer up and I could not. I pulled two guys out of the parking lot to see if they could help me hook the trailer up. One of the guys was so strong he lifted the trailer a bit and then it was able to go onto the hitch. The trailer jack that I had bought for the purpose of me being able to hook the trailer on and off myself proved to be worthless unless the trailer and car were on completely flat ground. When I got to my final destination, I went into a AAA office and talked to a manager about this incident. I feel as though I should be reimbursed for AAA having forced me to pay for my own towing. They also sent me to a mechanic who had no idea I was coming and did not have time to work on my car for a week. They refused to reimburse me. They said their towing packages only apply to cars. I told them that when I initially bought my AAA Plus membership, I told the person exactly what I was going to do with it, and she never mentioned that trailers were not covered. AAA told me they would not compensate me for refusing to pay trailer towing fees. What they would happily do for me though is give me a $50 credit off my membership for next year. So their solution to this issue is ME giving them another $150 of my money instead of $200 for their worthless towing package. Really nothing out of their pocket to solve the problem! AAA packages are WORTHLESS. I will stick with the towing policy that comes with my regular car insurance. It is only about $35 and also comes with a free rental car if yours is in the shop.

The people have been very polite and pleasant. I have not been to the new site but the old site was…read moreeasy for me. I have had many enjoyable visits conducting business that I did not need to go to the main DMV office.