First off, there might be a picture of me in this post office? Over the 20+ years I've lived here,…read moremy dogs have left little love nuggets by the flag pole. (I picked them up. I think) This post office is straight out of Norman Rockwell painting. Its old. Like George Washington had a base camp here old. If this structure was in Commack, they would have tore it down. Wanna know something? We're good here. Old wooden PO boxes adorn each side of the entrance way. Once inside, there's never a line. I have the full attention of the postal worker. Wanna ship something and use a debt/credit card? This post office is fully equipped to handle your plastic transaction. Small in size and has history, this is my hometown post office.

Annoying rude Bi$&@ works there. She spends more time talking on her phone and singing rather than…read morehelping customers

Just want to start off by saying the staff is friendly here and I have no problems with them…read morepersonally. I ship a lot through eBay using this post office but the last order I had was somehow lost. I dropped it off in person and was given tracking information and it never left the location. This cost me a fair amount of money, and affected my eBay storefront. I will be using a different office as now I can't depend on my package being safely shipped out. To this day I have no clue where it went.

Great shipping help. Fantastic air delivery. Great service at the Mount Sinai office.read more

I like that I can pick up my own mail and nobody else is going through it Love this post office…read morebest thing I ever did !!!

long lines never enough staff…read morenot helpful in solving problems Couldn't find mail after we stopped it twice Should have dedicated passport section instead of tying up regular staff

Every single time I am in there, the one, middle-aged blonde worker looks so annoyed to be…read morebothered. You wait a few minutes, she comes out with blank stare, finishes and goes back to office. It often feels like no one is there. It also closes for lunch for over an hour. Avoid if possible.

I have always had great service at the Port Jeff PO. It is small with just one terrific lady…read moreworking so yea, there are times she is in the back doing other tasks. Just ring the bell and she comes right out. Want lousy service, go to the Malverne PO where we used to live.

Always fine, always a nice job. Never takes too long. Wish the parking lot wasn't so beat up. But…read moreall good

The Mount Sinai location is more convenient for me, but the Miller Place location is just better…read moreall around. So 9 times out of 10, I go out of my way to ship from this location. The staff is always friendly, there are plenty of parking spaces, and they always have the supplies I need. It's a lot bigger too, which is a big deal, especially when it's crowded.

I don't know what it is, but every time I mail a letter from this post office.. it arrives much…read morequicker than if I sent the same piece of mail from another post office! It's amazing. The staff inside are kind and friendly, unlike other locations where they're crabby and snippy. Lines typically move fast. Location is clean.

My favorite post office of all everyone is so friendly everyone is so helpful place is very clean…read moreand coming here since I've been living in a neighborhood 30 years

Perfect time during the Holiday Season to say thank you for your service. I appreciate you all…read more You are very efficient with keeping the line moving while still answering questions and always helping with a smile. I don't think there's every been a time that I've walked in without hearing staff crack jokes and having the customers laughing and smiling. It's tough working with the public but you make it look so easy! Great job and God Bless!

The location is neat & clean and it's a decent size - but as for nearly every other aspect, not…read moregood - and that's being kind. The parking lot set up is awful, especially since no one in Suffolk seems to know how to drive or park in parking lots. Now counter employees- one lady is very nice. The two old men however - Andy and I forgot the other old man's name - let's just say his voice and personality is like that of Bert from Sesame Street - these two old men are creeps - Andy especially. Very, very rude. Each time I been in there and got stuck with him, he would make rude jokes about my business name, one day when I finally had enough of it, I smiled and corrected him for this - explaining the pronunciation of it correctly and why it has that name. His response was "oh i know i was only joking" - the other old man was helping him this particular day and he gave me a dirty look. I had 20 packages going out that day, all over the nation - every single package arrived to the recipients badly damaged - considering they went to 20 different locations in the USA - I know exactly where it started - and I'm certain it was these two old men who done it. Post Master took a report, but I refused to go back there - been going to the Selden Post Office - never a problem and all employees are very nice. Fast forward three years - I didn't have time to go to the post office, placed two small packages inside my mailbox for pick up - post office being, of course Farmingville - the packages were two small bubble mailers, light weight, well wrapped, under 2 ounces each and shipped via ground advantage. Two weeks after shipping, still haven't arrived to their destinations (two different states) - I get an email from my shipping service stating the USPS - - my local post office repackaged both packages in flat rate envelopes and up charged me $8 each because that also changes shipping class to priority...I call - Post Master isn't available and never called back. Two days go by, both recipients finally received items - inside these flat rates is the original bubble mailers - which appeared to have been cut open with scissors, items shipped inside were not inside, now my clients are fighting the USPS on their end as well, I finally speak directly to someone from the Farmingville post office about the situation, who said the packages were likely damaged so they repackaged them - here's the thing - besides the fact that one of of their employees cut open the packages, even if they were legit damaged- that doesn't give them the right to up charge me for their negligence, actually it means they owe me money - but now they owe me money and they also owe my clients the full value of the items they stole. Learned my lesson - will only ship packages with Selden Post Office. The only reason I gave two stars instead of just one is because my mail carriers who deliver are usually very nice.

Whatever manager was working today was absolutely terrible. Line was out the door and she stood…read morebehind the ONLY employee working. When asking if she was training or working she said "I'm the manger!"... guess managers don't know how to lift a finger anymore. Horrible horrible !!!!!!

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I usually come here whenever I need to drop off any UPS or FedEx packages. The location is quite…read moreconvenient as it is between a Starbucks and Ace Hardware, which I frequently visit. The staff here are extremely nice and helpful.

My Item, (a heavier glass item, that was fairly thick and sturdy) shipped by Island Packaging &…read moreShipping was damaged due very poor packaging. And although I stated the value in the request for a shipping quote, no coverage for the value was provided so I was only reimbursed for S100. I always state the value for a shipping quote, and I have never had a shipper not use the amount to provide coverage for damage, or otherwise offer the coverage if it is not in the quote. This is what you would expect, not that a shipper would ignore the stated value in the request. Island Packaging & Shipping blamed the carrier FedEx, but the damage was completely due to poor packaging of the item. I have had hundreds of shipments of antique and fragile items with no problems; this was not packaged well/safely. I understand that damage can occur due to a carrier, but FedEx is not at fault here - with the poor packaging of this item, it was destined to be damaged. I contacted Island Packaging & Shipping about the damage. They will respond to emails to get your business, but when you have a problem, they are extremely slow to respond and only after repeated emails asking them for a response. Regarding my damaged item, they stated the shipment was packed in accordance with industry standards for fragile items: 1 including a double-walled shipping carton rated for FedEx/UPS transit. The box was NOT double walled, it was a rather flimsy single walled box and was easily crushed, especially with the lack of sufficient packing material. 2 multiple layers of bubble wrap There was only ONE layer that was not sufficient 3 internal reinforcement There was none 4 air pillows to provide cushioning and prevent movement during transit There clearly was not enough if you were to rely on that, there was a lot of empty space that allowed the heavier item to easily move about and for the flimsy box to fail. Most of the pillows, over half, were deflated. The pillows didn't fill the void, and the item was NOT prevented from movement as shown by how the box was completely collapsed in. 5 packing peanuts were not used, as they are restricted in New York. Only Styrofoam peanuts are restricted, there are others available that would have protected the item. I requested reimbursement for my loss, but of course there was no response from them. They will not accept responsibility for their very poor packing that solely caused the damage.