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7 years ago
Stopped here for stamps. I loved their innovative/hysterical take on a ring bell for service honker. The clerk was funny, kind, and helpful. Great customer service. read more
100 Sun Valley Rd
Alto, NM 88312
(575) 336-4341
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PostalAnnex
(7 reviews)
The younger woman with dog at front desk is extremely rude. Do not give these people your business…read moreif at all possible.... they are not kind to their customers.
The proprietors at Postal Annex were very friendly and helpful when I was in a stressful pinch…read more They are clearly empathetic locals. The new printer works very well!
Staples
(5 reviews)
Abysmal service. No one working the copy center until 4 pm. Even the manager, Anthony Gomez,…read morecouldn't help. We drove down to Alamogordo from Alto to get a copy made of a large pattern for a project my husband was working on. I picked up a few office supplies, paid for them and had to remind the cashier to give me part of my purchase. Guess we will go to Office Max in Roswell. Good luck staying in business!
Awesome awesome awesome! Extremely polite and helpful. Print quality is awesome, staff is awesome…read more No need to go anywhere else.
US Post Office
(2 reviews)
They lost one package, finally found it....after several trips to the post office and rude counter…read moreassistants. Then they lost another package....still haven't found it. I filed a complaint with the postal service, but never got a response.
I did a Silly Thing: I had Amazon send me a package to my AirBNB here in Ruidoso. I never thought…read morefor a moment that the package might be sent by USPS instead of UPS. When Amazon told me the package had been delivered, I realized my mistake. So, I texted the owner of the AirBNB, but he told me that he didn't have a mailbox here at all, because of it being a short-term rental. What to do? I went down to the Post Office on Mechem Drive, and was assisted by a gentleman named Frank. Frank took my information and enlisted the aid of another gentleman whose name I didn't get, but whom Frank called "Boss." Together, the two of them worked to locate my package and have it brought back to the Post Office where I picked it up in due course. What a great example of going "above and beyond" in Customer Service. It meant a lot to me to receive such professional and courteous and effective service. Thank you, Frank and Boss!! (By the way, you'll notice that this is posted under a different name, but it's still me, the fat old guy with the bum leg! Thanks again!)
Direct Mail Service
Excellent customer service, very helpful staff!! Great service!! Thank you very much!!!read more
Since moving to Alamagordo, I have been using DMS, and am happy that they are here. Always…read morefriendly, polite and helpful. They spend time to help me get the best shipping prices which I appreciate.
(10 reviews)
They sent my driver's license back to the MVD?…read more It was in my informed delivery but it never showed up. I went to the MVD website and it said USPS returned it? Calling them did nothing.
Had a package get delivered but couldn't find it where it said it was delivered. I made a case and…read morewithin the hr they resolved it. Great customer service and I was super impressed how fast they were able to resolve my matter.
There are some things that never change apparently! This is a photo from 1972…read more Crazy how little it has changed in like 50+ years!
I stumbled into this Post Office when I visited the small town of Lincoln, NM. Like many others who…read morecome to Lincoln, I wanted to see the history of the town that made Billy The Kid Famous. One of the places I went to visit was the Tunstall Store. To my surprise, the Post Office is connected to the store, and is a fully functional working post office. I went it to buy stamps and saw the smallest post office I have ever been in. There were many P.O. Boxes that made the small space look like it was stuck in time. I purchased stamps and asked about the town. The employee was very helpful, and gave me all the information I needed. He also told me that many things had closed because of covid, but places were slowly opening up. I ended up shipping something home from that post office and sent a few letters to friends, just to have the Lincoln postmark. There are only standard services, but the small interior is enough to walk in and see it. They do not make buildings that last like this anymore, even if only two people fit in the post office at one time. I was told that the mail gets picked up at 6pm almost daily.
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Ample parking available. There were even a few spots available in the shade of trees. Location is…read moreclose to town, so it is worth stopping by to get a free map of the trails. We spoke to the ranger, a middle-aged man, very fit, with chiseled facial features and a snarky attitude. Upon inquiring about some shorter, less challenging trails, his response was, "Well all of our trails are pretty much moderate to difficult. This isn't like walking in the mall in Houston". Right, thanks for that tidbit of useless information. How about the next time one of the hundred tourists with Texas plates strolls through the door, you give them a free map and point out the legend on the separate flyer that rates each trail by difficulty and mileage, and wave them off with a, "Good day!" The park service definitely doesn't pay him for his great customer service skills, but thank you to Ranger Rick...or maybe Ranger Dick for at least handing us the free map so we could be on our way on some of those "mall in Houston" hikes.
Went here for a map and they were super helpful! The Ranger even gave my son some fun Smokey the…read moreBear goodies!
I have a friend here in Prescott who's a 73 yr old Vietnam vet. He's been a fishing buddy of mine…read moreand he happened to get stranded in Carrizozo New Mexico. I was very concerned he would need medical attention he didn't seem like himself. Something was not right and I am 8 hours away from the location he was calling From. I called the chamber of commerce to see if there was a nearby VA and what kind of services would be available in that location. Well this absolute angel answered the phone named Gwendolyn who took the time to research the area to give me 3 very helpful immediate resources to help this veteran. She was not only patient, but a volunteer who went above and Beyond to follow up that he was ok and in a safe place while waiting for help. Being I don't know this area and never heard of it until that day, she was helping me with very helpful insight and information about Carrizzozo. Knowing there are Americans like Gwendolyn that care and respect our veterans and others who may be in distress without having a $ always connected to it. It instills more inspiration of faith and confidence that there's a lot of good people doing right in this world even though it seems crimes and negativity makes more headlines. Thank you Gwendolyn for being an excellent source of help at the Chamber of Commerce there.
Incredible beautiful, unique pieces! Most of all, Bruce and Lori make you feel like they would…read morespend all day answering questions and telling their stories. Educational on many levels- from geology and engineering to work ethic and doing something you love. If you are near Ruidoso, go see them.
Mr. Pena is a true professional. His work is outstanding and…read more"top notch." I would HIGHLY recommend his work and work ethic. If you have been in Las Cruces for any length of time you know how difficult it is to get highly skilled tradesman. Second issue is getting to show up as promised. None of these were ever an issue with his work ethic and quality of his work!
I was deep in doggy dodo. Pena was able to squeeze me in and carpet was saved. Great job.read more
Great place to stop and honor our veterans. Right off the road you can't miss it. Down the road…read morefrom Fort Stanton. Beautiful grounds and monuments. 3 flags fly there. The USA, New Mexico and the POW. They have a place where you can type in a name and it will tell you where the soldiers are buried. Very clean and well kept.
Super little town. We're staying in an RV park here for a couple of months, actually trying to find…read moreproperty to purchase here. Everywhere we go, the people are super nice, very friendly and really eager to help in any way.
I needed my suit to be altered. Great friendly service she even steamed & ironed my suit.read more
Old Lincoln Town Luminaries The jewel of American frontier…read moretowns, flickers with Luminaries on a Christmas Eve night. Driving into town you notice a line of flickering lights winding threw the one road in Lincoln. This was so beautiful I had to go again like it was an amusement park ride, but it was the most charming effect being in 2007 where we are accustomed to quick thrills , costly visual effects. A thousand lighted candles are all we really need. Travelers turn of their car lights as they meander back threw time, What a comfort for travelers, A sweet surprise on a Christmas eve in Lincoln. What else can be better with Santa in town at the Old Community Church?
I love living here friendly fun lots to do on weekends never have to travel out of town . Shop…read morelocal ....
This is Apache Summit on US-70 which has an elevation of 7591 feet. The road here is two lanes on…read moreeach side with a wide breakdown lane where you can stop to read the marker and maybe take a photo. The marker reads, "Sierra Blana, a complex ancient volcano, rises more than 7300 feet above Tularosa Basin to peak at 12,003 feet. Vertical geologic movement between ranges and basin is about 2 miles. San Andres Mountains on west side of Tularosa Basin are uplifted on east side and tilted westward. Elevation 4,670 feet." The majority of the Sierra Blanca range is within the Lincoln National Forest, and part of this is protected as the White Mountain Wilderness Area. Much of the southern half of the range, including the summit of Sierra Blanca Peak, is within the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation. The peak is sacred to the Mescalero Apache, and requires a permit from the tribe for access. Sierra Blanca is a massive complex of volcanic rocks, including pyroclastic materials, lava flows, and intrusions. An ancient and heavily eroded volcanic pile, it is the largest mid-Tertiary volcanic complex east of the Rio Grande, with an estimated volume of erupted products of 185 cubic miles. Eruptions began about 38 million years ago, and extended over a twelve-million-year period. [Review 17466 overall - 76 in New Mexico - 984 of 2022.]