I've been going to this post office for years now and have never had an issue up until recently on Tuesday 12/3/19 with Supervisor Amy. I left work early, coming straight from Redlands where I work to make it into the post office before closing at 5. I had the mail slip in my hands signed and ready to pick up my package since it was never delivered on sat with the rain.
I arrived at the chino post office and took my place waiting in line. I was called up, handed my slip the worker at the counter and they informed me that they couldn't find my package. I waited, respectfully suggested if they could look around to find it. 10-12 minutes passed and the supervisor Amy was called. She walked out from the side door to tell me that the package could not be located. I asked if the mail carrier who initially delivered the package the first time could be contacted for more information on the location as to where it was placed? Amy informed me the mail carrier who delivered the package was off for the day, then proceeded to help the next person standing next to me. I stopped, said "excuse me Amy, is there any communication where his packages may be? Does anyone know? My situation was not handled appropriately yet and i never got anything resolved. Where is my package? What do I do next? How am I supposed to get my package?" She turned and said "oh sorry, I'm not sure. I can take your information down, name and number and can call you back. " I replied "I really just need a concrete plan and more detailed answer with more information as far how I'm getting my package, cause you just wrote my information on a piece of paper. Where's my delivery slip I signed and gave to you guys? I have medication in that package that needs to be in my hands as soon as possible." She says ok, then turns to help another person in line again. So by this time I'm frustrated how super unprofessional she was. Since her responses came with an attitude as well. I spoke up once more and said excuse me Amy. (As I apologized to the person she was helping, she completely understood) I suggested that Amy take care of my situation first before she moves on to help anyone else. Then she said ok I'll call you tomorrow. I replied, "what time?" She replied "When they get in" I replied "that's not a good time for me, can you be more specific?" She replied while shaking her head "I'm not sure right now" So I turned and I walked out frustrated with no real answer since she was unsure about when and where my package was or when I would receive it. She seemed flustered with the amount of people in the post office right as closing minutes approached. I never did not receive a call the following day, message or redelivery. Which is exactly why I wanted specifics for accountability. I left a message Thursday through the online tracking system to have someone call me and then, this Friday received a call from Terry. I could not have asked for anymore more help or professionalism from her. She answered all my questions, located my package and even went out of her way to stay after post office working hours while it was closed and allowed me to pick up my package on the dock side since I stressed how important that medication was and needed. There is no way I would of been able to make it down to chino in time before it closed coming from Redlands again. I was very thankful for all her help. It's employees like Terry who set the example of what amazing service this post office normally gives, with the exception of Amy. I understand the holidays aren't easy for the post office or any other businesses handling deliveries that are swamped but doesn't mean that professionalism and respect can't be displayed just as Terrys did. Thank you Terry for all your help and I hope Chino post office continues to give great service. read more