I totally sympathize with postal workers and I consider the USPS vital to our country. I have had…read moregood service at the counter. BUT one of the letter carriers was putting mail into my condo association's mailboxes and talking to one of the owners. She had her mask under her chin, was standing just a couple of feet from the other person and was laughing and chatting. I know masks are not comfortable, but this kind of behavior is irresponsible and dangerous to anyone she subsequently comes in contact with. And vice versa.

This is the worst post office. The lady with the dark hair is the rudest person I have ever deal…read moreand she makes a lot of mistakes. I send a package and she didn't even print the paper with the address to put it on the package. I live in plainville but I will never deal with this post office again. I will go to another post office with better customer services and less rudeness.

Log lines at mid day and after 3 p.m . Staff seems poorly trained, i asked about Priority Mall and…read morethe individual had no information on what forms i needed to fill out. And when I sent out my package, paid for overnight for birthday delivery with tracking, the system showed Pre Shipment but no movement for over 18 hours as of now. Where is my package? Does the staff even know what they are doing? Neighbor who also uses this office has also had shipments lost, the Post Master needs to look into this !

The service provided at this post office is beyond anything I've experienced in any of the other…read moreplaces I've lived (LA, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago). Yes there's only two counters but the employees are astoundingly helpful. Today I watched one staff person go in back to dig up some empty small cardboard (nonpriority mail) boxes for a customer who came in with loose items to ship. Everyone involved acted as if this were perfectly normal. My jaw was the only one on the floor. The staff in other cities don't even talk to you unless your package is taped up and ready to go. I bet they'll even add extra tape to your package here without yelling at you. Thank you, amazing post office employees!

Very POOR service! There is ALWAYS a long line with one…read morewindow clerk! What's the Problem!!!!

Absolutely terrible service and Lazy as heck!! Tried calling multiple times only to be hung up on…read moreseveral times as soon as they picked up. It wasn't like it was a phone reception issues either since I could hear them in the background. Lines take forever to get thru too. Avoid this post ofc as it's a waste of one's time!!

Good service. Not a long line pleasant employee. The supplies are well organized and available.read more

It says my package was handed directly to a receptionist... usually if it was left in the mail, it…read morewould say that... my package turned up missing.. They told simply for me to call Amazon and report my package stolen.. it's a inconvenience for me.. the whole point why I got a PO Box for my packages is because they were stolen... now they are getting stolen from the post office itself.. it's ridiculous

In the back of Plainville's Veterans Memorial Park, there is an imposing figure. The giant pedestal…read morehe stands on guarantees that. The monument, as stated in the title, is in honor of those from Plainville who served in the Civil War. There is also a cannon behind him, presumably also from the Civil War as it's dated 1863. Luckily it's pointed at the post office and not the pedestal (and also filled in with concrete). There are two benches in front of this monument where you can relax, and there are other monuments to other wars located in the park.

In the Central Business District of Plainville you'll find a patch of green in the form of a plaza…read moreknown as Veteran's Memorial Park. This very imposing granite monument was dedicated way back in 1913. It stands 22 feet tall and represents a uniformed Union soldier carrying a flag or a banner. The bottom of the flagpole rests on the ground while its pointed top rises over his left soldier. A simple inscription reads "In Memory of the Defenders of the Flag 1861-65". The statue was originally located in Central Square near the Municipal Complex, but was relocated to Veterans Memorial Park in 1945. One cool thing I found while researching its history was that when the statue was dismantled for the move, the contractors found a stash of old coins and a list of the 1913 workers hidden between sections of the monument. I love the fact they these artifacts, were lovingly re-installed where they were placed 100 years ago. How sweet is that?

Quick, efficient service. Rarely a long line. If there is a long line, it goes by quickly. Staff is…read morevery friendly.

The lady had a horrible attitude. Would recommend another store if you are able. Fedex does it…read morebetter!

I've been coming to this location for years, always had such a great experience with the same guy…read moreat the counter. Looks like he no longer works there. I came in with a bunch of Amazon returns. Only one had to be processed at the counter, the rest I was able to complete at the self serve kiosk. The employee who helped me was so unfriendly. Not even a hello. But that doesn't really bother me, most young people in the customer service industry behave this way. The issue was, she walked away from the register in the middle of my transaction. Didn't say a word to me and just left me standing there. After about 5-7 minutes of me waiting, I asked the other employee if she knew where the other girl went or if she could help me. She just continued waiting on new customers while I stood there. The other employee eventually finished my transaction and I never saw the other girl. Service here has gone downhill, might be worth the drive to the Southington location.

Waited about 15 minutes for 2 different staff to print me out some ordinary simple paperwork. The…read moremain printers were not working. They kept telling me to check and wait it should be printing. No you get away from the back room and come help me yourself. The pages finally printed and the ink is faded and they still charged me full price. 3 employers working very unprofessional. I heard swearing in the back where you can hear them loud and clear because they are loud. They were gossiping heavily and having customers who should be in and out waiting. There was a women who gave someone an item for free yet I had to pay over $8 for faded ink paperwork.... Where did the other man go who used to work here. This ups needs him back, he was playful but knew how to multitask and get his work done professionally. I'm annoyed and disappointed.

When it was time for my wife to return her laptop and accessories to her employer to mark her…read moreretirement, we learned that not all Fed Ex centers are the same. You see, all of them will ship your stuff, but only some of them will also pack your stuff. Our local Fed Ex Center does not pack, and this one in West Hartford was the closest one to us that did. So we headed off to Corbins Corner and took care of business at this FedEx Center. We explained our mission to the attendant and shared our e-mail with the account number and shipping address, etc. As always, my wife was super nice and courteous, but we were both struck by the robotic cold fish demeanor of the lady that expedited for us. I walked around the store, saw their huge printing operation and inventory of office supplies stocked on shelves and racks -this is a very cool place to do business in or browse around. A better human touch at the sales counter would have added a 5th star........

Flyers, brochures and booklets printed in record time for a great value! Great service, don't waste…read moreyour time and money with Staples .

I need to put this out there. A new owner has taken over the UPS Store. The other owner was a…read morenightmare. I would be returning things and they wanted to know what was in the package etc. Let me just say this, the new owner and staff are courteous and the owner is wonderful. Don't let the old reviews sway you. This new owner knows customer service.

Complaint: unprofessional, unqualified notary services…read more Result: Because of the multiple inconveniences and dishonesty, we are submitting our experience to UPS corporate and the State Department for Notary Licensing. (If you want details) Story: Our party is temporarily in Connecticut to take care of a family estate. We needed a notary for some power of attorney paperwork and have always appreciated UPS fast, convenient services around the country. We called the day before to ask about notary, they told us the hours of availability, and we came at the appropriate time. Of our party of five, we have the elderly person in question, the family member who is a notary for another state but not licensed in Conn, and two other family members who requested off from work to witness, and an ASL interpreter for one of the participants. (Emphasizing, effort went into this appointment) When we asked for notary services, a man came out of the back of the store, told us that his license was limited and he could not do power of attorney documents, recommended banks or town halls (it's a Saturday) l, and then disappeared again to the back of the store. Here are the problems. 1) The papers were printed and made ready for Southington, and any other place we could find required the paperwork to be reprinted for the individual area. 2) None of us had ever heard of this problem so we spent the next 30 minutes on our phones and calling family members who were notaries to find out that there is no such thing as a limited notary license. Conn Law: the notary has the right to refuse service for reasonable things, but it is misconduct to lie about your licensure. Furthermore I think everyone can agree that it's just bad practice. We agreed that even though we had caught the lie, this is not a person we would want to work with anyway. The part we don't understand is why he lied to avoid notarizing our power of attorney paperwork. 1)He did have an extremely thick, almost unintelligible accent, so maybe his understanding of written English isn't proficient enough to properly manage a document like this (in which his licensure needs to be removed). 2)Maybe he didn't want to deal with notarizing that day. 3)Perhaps he was intimidated by the presence of ASL and an interpreter and decided that our business wasn't worth the confusion. 4)Even more concerning, we were informed that this notary is actually the owner of the store, and perhaps gained the licensure as a ways to be compliant with UPS office standards, but not actually offer the service. While this is all speculation, it doesn't erase the fact that this inconvenience means a lot more work for us, reprinting paperwork, finding a different notary, hiring the interpreter again, and bringing together family members from 4 different parts of Connecticut at the same time another date. We went to a different UPS later that day to consult with the notary there, who confirmed that his answer was not correct and helped us submit a complaint to UPS corporate. They also made an appointment with us next week, so hopefully this can all be sorted out smoothly, albeit delayed.