In town for 6 weeks while filming and had to find a post office, so went on yelp and saw that this…read moreestablishment had no content no reviews. It is actually open and the woman working there was extremely pleasant. 5 stars. Open for business!

The post office at the former Bible College is great. The postmistress is always helpful, finding…read morethe best, cheapest way to ship my Christmas cookies and various gifts. Her cheerful attitude makes mailing a pleasure!

Special to General Mailing Services - Outstanding Staff; accute to details with amazing results.read more

This is my favorite Post Office. The staff are super friendly and I've never had an issue with the…read morepackages I ship.

I have been coming to this location for few years and decided to write the review again for the…read moreservices provided by behind the counter persons esp Lorrie is great. They are open 9 Am till 5pm with lunch break closing 12pm to 12:30 pm. Parking is sufficient for few cars but some street parking is available . It's very clean with needed envelopes , boxes etc. Now getting ready for Christmas with needed accessories to mail your gifts. Has copier and enough desk space to write address or whatever!!

Binghamton post office on Vestal Ave, 13903 is 100% improved from the past years! Quick friendly…read morestaff, the Postal Lady is fantastic!

The front counter staff are knowledgeable and quick to service clients. They are focused on the…read moreclients needs. They are very friendly.

This post office is filthy, the entrance is dirty ( not a very good welcoming sign) inside Inside…read moredirty too!

Mail hasn't been delivered in 5 days / postal notification received indicating I would be receiving…read moremail daily!! Horrible service!!!!

Rarely, if ever, can you call and talk with someone - and I used the 6 numbers that I had! The…read morephone continually rings or says the mailbox is full. Through 'Informed Delivery", I saw that a letter from my doctor's office came, and although it had a 74 cent postal stamp on it, it was never forwarded to my winter address. I wanted to ask why that happened. Who picks and chooses what pieces of mail go through? Service has been terrible for the last 2 years!

Everyone's always in a bad mood when they have to do the job they signed up for. Refused to take my…read morepackages because the weight was off even though they can readjust it. Place was dead and nobody else was there. Just lazy

Mail disappears quite often and is never found or delivered. At least once per month we do not…read morereceive mail that belongs to us. We have made every attempt to notify USPS and US Post Office to no avail.

The people who work there are incredibly helpful, polite,and kind. They are always pleasant and…read moreaccommodating. I think a young man named Josh works there, and hes always so polite, helpful and nice. After dealing with post offices in the Bronx ny, nyc Manhattan, just going in there is a 360 turn around. I used to dread going to a post office. Not anymore.

For 16 years, my mail was delivered by a woman who recently retired. No issues. The new mail…read morecarrier folds my mail and places it in the rather small mailbox I have in very bent form whereas with a slight twist of the wrist, he could place it in the box in a far less bent form. I asked gently to speak to the Postmaster about this. She came to the window with an unfriendly face, no greeting, and upon my showing her pictures of what I meant and the actual folded cards (with folded pictures inside) said there's nothing she can do about it. "He has to do it with one hand, she said." As I said, it takes a slight twist of the wrist to do it without deep bends. Simple solution. Simple training of staff. She's not up to the job of Postmaster, IMHO. Sad. Two weeks before Christmas, the only stamps available were American flags and Day of the Dead skeleton stamps. Same Postmaster, who didn't feel a need to order Holiday or winter stamps.