Very helpful staff via telephone. I had no problems at all. Smooth fast and excellent work. Very…read moregood quality level of work. A polite person helped me

should be a zero. Mail delivered to the wrong people, arriving damaged, says packages delivered and…read morenot delivered for days later or not delivered. Rude customer service from some employers. If you make a complaint they will try to make you pick up your own mail instead of fixing the problem. I keep receiving my neighbors. They say there is no other complaints but when I've had to go down I've seen others complaining of similar problems. One man was very upset saying it's been months since he'd received his mail and wanted to know where it was.

Quick service with a rock-bottom price on some 8.5 x 11" flyers. Will be using these guys from now…read moreon! They're 38¢ or less per copy with no minimum order size. Take that, Staples! Hehe

It's almost 4 months since I've been in the area. Although we've slowed down from earlier, I've…read moreused this post office a lot!! I very much appreciate the service. The person behind the counter was kind, informative and efficient. The postal service is undoubtedly an American treasure. Witnessing the breaking down of it, the cuts to service in particular, has been very hard. I feel mostly for our seniors and anyone living rural who depends on it. Nothing last forever for sure, if that includes the postal service it will also include the system that is trying to break it.

I am not a greT fan of laundromats but this one is OK in my opinion. First, the coin machine…read moreworks. Second, even though some of the macines are down, the working ones do a good job. They also do a fantastic spin cycle so drying takes very little time. Further, once I had trouble with a machine, thought I'd lost my money so I called the service number , left a messagevand got a call back. Patiently explained you have to make sure the door is fully closed. So that was a plus. There is no rest room but there are shops nearby to serve a variety of needs while you wait.

Hours are convenient but there's never an attendant present. Lots of trash on floor, floor tiles…read moremissing in half of the building leaving dirty subfloor exposed. Lots of flies in the building in warm weather. Careful of the front loading machines, lots of nasty scum under the rubber lining the doors. Saving grace: 7-11 is next door.

What a beautiful historic building right along a major road! You get a sense of when snail mail was…read moreking. It's cool when you step inside from the summer heat and you see all the old materials and textures of the interior. The outside is a fine edifice too. I wasn't sure if you need to pay for parking but didn't see any signs. No lot but there are spots right in front of the building. No lines - in fact, I was the only person there.

The short guy needs to check his attitude. If the front door is open and you cannot see the signs…read morethat say "no cylinders inside showroom" bitching at the 1st time customers is a sure way to avoid having return customers.

Up in the Berkshires while on vacation (and with a little help from Google) I came upon Pittsfield…read moreWelding Supply. I had been unable to find a few adaptors to convert a large carbon dioxide tank for multiple uses. In Brooklyn, NY where I live, help with something like this is all but nonexistent, and not being very knowledgeable I knew I needed some help. I was greeted with warmth and I knew I found a possible solution to a long going problem. Jim and his son (also Jim) not only solved my quest for the elusive adaptors but made my 50 year-old Victor gauges operable once again. I am so happy I came upon Jim Sr., his son, and his well equipped shop. Their expertise and eagerness to help with my issue was heartwarming. It made my day even before heading off to the Clark museum, our next destination. Thanks again "Jim and Jim", you're the best!! J.L. Brooklyn, NY

Oh my gosh, this place is so great. My husband was at the RMV and he urgently needed to print out…read morea form he had forgotten. Greta from the Print Shop had me send it to her, she printed it out, and then met him in the parking lot with it. Note that their address is 6 Goodrich Street-- they moved recently. I love them!