I don't think I'd ever wanna come back here. The person at the counter made me feel stupid the…read morewhole I was in there and the attitude was so nasty. Wouldn't recommend this location AT ALL.

POST IT This post…read moreoffice is completely hidden in the corner of a strip mall. I caught it out of the corner of my eye. I drove in to drop off my mail and when I went to check in on Yelp the location didn't even exist. Now I know why no one was here because if its not on Yelp, then it doesn't exist. So look out US Postal workers because you've been listed and the Yelpers are coming. We're also gonna ask you to weigh packages. Ha! This place was completely empty. I can't stand going to Chicago post offices anymore because it usually takes 45 minutes to get in and out. So it would be worth it for me to drive here and back to Chicago in order to mail my packages. I found it funny that it closes at 4:30pm on Mon to Fri but my mail is picked up at 5pm inside. Is there a party going on for that half hour? How do I get in to the locked building to drop off my mail, after 4:30? Why wouldn't they just list mail pick up at 4:30pm? See these are questions Yelpers need the answer to. Well welcome to the world of social media US Post Office location. Keep up the good work and I'll be looking for some other Yelpers to share there experiences here!

Staff is great. Helpful and very knowledgeable. They recognize patrons by name. Have never had a…read moreproblem here.

Sleepy post office in Hebron with sleepy staff who almost look unhappy to see customers. From my…read moreexperience here, even the manager here does not know most of the rules. The older lady in her seventies or eighties does not know even how to operate a computer. The staff here say they dont know what the computer will say as if the computer is another human being. This is a post office which deserves to be shut down.

I got what I needed and quick. The friendly employees were available to service my return.read more

I had a reason to visit a social security office this past week. Not knowing much how they work, I…read morechecked out their website then called customer service to schedule a meeting. Apparently, it's hard to find social security administration offices with open appointment times. But, although a distance from my home, they were able to find an appointment a week out in their Wilmette office. As most government buildings are, this is an older location in need of a facelift. When we walked inside, the place was packed. I said to the person I was there with, "I'm glad we have an appointment." The security guard handed me a number and immediately the number one less than mine was called. He laughed and said all of the people there were ahead of me, and they don't call numbers in order. Before I sat down, our number was called next. We went to the window and the agent knew what we needed since we had an appointment. (I guess the crowd waiting didn't have appointments.) The transaction took less than five minutes and we were done. So, aside from the aesthetics, this trip was quick and productive. The rep helped us quickly and did a good job. I strongly suggest that, if you need to go to a Social Security office, you call their service number to make an appointment.

I am eligible for retirement benefits and applied online. I was notified that i need to present…read moredocumentation, but i am unable to call back and speak to the person that contacted me. The website tells me that i need an appointment, but it takes me through endless circles about eligibility, but never gives me an option to pick a time for an appointment. I called two numbers to try to set up an appointment over the phone, but get the same circular prompts without a result. The shield they put to avoid having to speak to them is incredible. I have no choice but to show up without an appointment and doubtless waste additional hours waiting in line before I can present two simple documents, which likely will take two minutes to process.

Making appointments online is the most frustrating and ridiculous thing ever! Once it finally gets…read moreto where I can confirm, I hit confirm and the wheel spins forever and times you out! Then you start over and no appts. available! Need to go back to days of walk ins! This system in Illinois is the worst one ever! So angry that we have to do things this way, and the state who enforces everything, is of no help to the people in it! Zero stars!

They went beyond to help me get my tag for my new trailer. It was hung up at the Secretary of State…read moreand they did wonders to get the job done. I thank them very much.

This is a great example of a small town post office. The…read morepost office staff seem to know most people by name, and the conversation is friendly and lite. The line, if there ever is one, is rarely more than two. Things move quickly, but you don't feel rushed. The postal people offer advice on best package rates, and arrival dates. They are very accommodating when I can't decide which new stamp style I want to buy, and show me everyone i ask about. The downtown post office is a little bit closer to my location, but I really do prefer Somers Post Office.

I choose to go here to send my packages because it reminds me of my hometown post office. Some…read moredays can be busier than others but I've always been treated with kindness and professionalism. Love that the available stamps are on display.

I only came here to get a copy of my daughter's birth certificate, but I will tell you... what a…read morekind and warm staff there to greet me! They are secure with COVID precautions, including temperature checks, hand sanitizer, and plexiglass partitions. I don't know if you'd check this place for a review, but in my opinion, it was a great experience.

I have the pleasure of interacting with the fine men and women of this organization on a daily…read morebasis. I know how talented they are and how hard they work. I guess you could say they're partly responsible for my safety and safety of many. Thanks to all of you at Cencom for doing the job you do. I know, at times it can feel thankless but believe me, your excellent work and dedication to service is appreciated Keep up the great work Chicago Bob (RLP)