Unlike many other courier services I've tried in the Twin Cities, General Delivery Service will get…read moreyour goods where they need to go when they say they will. Total bonus: all of their drivers and their dispatch people are absolutely delightful. Kind, helpful, and funny. This may seem like a stretch but I swear it's not: usually when their drivers show up I wish they could stay and chat for awhile - really fun people. Highly recommend.

I used GDS the first time I ever needed to courier anything, and now I hired them for the second…read moretime as well. Their prices are totally reasonable, especially if you compare them to FedEx 24-hour or Next Day services - GDS is half the price, and delivers in a fraction of the time! (Downtown Mpls to Eden Prairie in 3 hours was about 30 bucks. That's a good deal.) I thought their website was a little confusing, so I ended up calling both times and got right through to an employee. I got a confirmation email when it was delivered too, which helped me rest easy because both times I was sending confidential personal information. Plus I like the fact that I'm supporting a local business. :-)

This guys are great. they came up to to my residence to pick my luggage. they came the second time…read morewhen I told them one of my containers was not full to capacity. they advised and helped me maximize my Space to pack more stuff for my family back home. I would definitely recommend them Eric oreti nyamwange

Careless! $640 in payments lost plus thousands of dollars in personal items. If I could give this…read morebusiness fewer than five stars I certainly would. Their customer service is absolutely terrible. I ordered two barrels for my personal items and goods to be shipped to Nairobi, Kenya in April 2019 and it is mid September and I still have not received the two barrels which were supposed to take three months to arrive. Six months and still nothing and it is almost time for me to return home to the USA.  The people operating this business have been useless. I have contacted them on several occasions and all I'm told is that the shipments are on the way or there was some other issue. No one can give me a direct answer as to what happened so at this point it seems the items may have been stolen and Tom and Evans do not want to be held responsible. For the amount of my goods lost and the cost of these shipments they will pay up hefty in court after we hire an attorney.

Avoid this company! I was in therapy for Neurological issues while I was working there and had 2…read moreADHD meltdowns because of my divorce. The manager, Chris at the large format building, fired me because of these meltdowns and made it look like I quit, therefore I was denied unemployment. Not a nice place to work!

There are 50,000 commercial printers in the United States, but only a handful of the rally high-end…read morecolor shops. Vision's is one of their shops. Their operation is so focused on quality and process control. Its facility more closely resembles a auto plant than it does a kinko's or staples. My brochure looks gorgeous. I am not surprised.

I asked the owner for a stamp to blot out a mistake on the masthead of 2,000 newsletters. He sold…read moreme a cheap stamper for that didn't absorb ink evenly and made what should have been an easy and clean job into a time-consuming and messy one. On top of that, he charged me twenty dollars for two tiny ink pads. Altogether, I paid about thirty-two dollars for tools that for the most part, made a mess out of the expensive newsletters I tried to fix. Alex (the guy who sold the stuff to me) didn't even give me a bag to carry the stuff out -- bad service and cheap materials.

I got an address stamp and it works great!  Nice people to work with at minneapolisrubberstamp.comread more

THIS BUSINESS HAS MOVED!!!…read more The new location is: 14115 Lincoln Street NE, Suite #500, Ham Lake, MN - 55304.

After having two professional moving companies give me an estimate for an out-of-state move I…read moretalked to Steve E. of Pakmail in Blaine, MN. The pro's came and looked at my stuff, made a bunch of notes on their iPad, and sent me a nice proposal via email; their estimates of weight were within 200 lbs. of one another, and the bottom lines were separated by a mere $25. When Steve came in I showed him the exact same items, and he took a notepad and pencil and made some notes and told me he would get back to me in a day or two. His 'estimate' of the weight (and, thus, the cost to ship) was vastly incorrect - 4,600 lbs. vs. 7,400 lbs. from the other two companies. Naturally, his price was considerably lower. When moving day came he showed up, along with three movers. The three "movers" were 17-18 kids, two of which he didn't seem to have ever met before. His regular employee was the third, and the kid was a good worker. The other two were friends of his, and they were smaller than my wife. We have some heavy stuff but Steve said they'd be able to manage. When the 26' truck was getting full but a number of our items were still in the house Steve said "You have a lot of stuff! I'm gonna have to drop this stuff off at my warehouse and come back for the rest. This is going to cost more than I estimated." Great - more expense due to his 1950s way of calculating the weight of my stuff. When the cost came in after he had weighed everything it was right in-line with where the other two companies we were at from a weight standpoint, but his price was higher. After giving him my two cents he ended up dropping the price by over $1,000 (magic, huh??). The shipping portion didn't quite go the way I expected - a couple days early with no phone call until the day they wanted to deliver my items. I wasn't going to be to Phoenix for another week. :/ Everything got moved into the house/garage but there were at least ten items that were scratched or punctured/ripped in the process so I had to make an insurance claim against the corporate office, which refunded my $1,400 after I got estimates to fix the things that were compromised. In no way did I expect everything to go perfect, but I at least like to think that people will keep their word. Steve was helpful up to a point, then he stopped being helpful and responses were delayed or didn't come at all (via email). If you need to have a set of tools shipped across town I say go for it. But if you have items of value or want a favorable experience I wouldn't recommend Pakmail.

I needed an HP p4014 power supply for a cost-conscious client…read more Minnesota Computers supplied the item in good condition - quickly and properly packed. AND at a reasonable cost.

Never dealt with such a bad company in my life. Customer service is about as good as the DMV. The…read moreproducts is absolutely garbage looks like it pulled out of a dumpster. The sales reps are completely ignorant and know nothing about computer or printers.