I've had the worst experiences here and at all USPS offices around Eugene. Don't try to call their phone numbers, nobody will ever answer. Usually. This was different today, when I called someone answered (reluctantly) and proceeded to tell me that I was the source for all of my problems, even though I am following USPS procedure with change of address, then got incredibly defensive when I said that their procedures and systems were f'ed up and proceeded to exclaim to me that I was not doing anything right, though I've had people from the corporate offices fill out change of address cards on my behalf, and when I fired back at her telling her that in fact I was doing everything right, something on USPS' end was f'ing everything up, another man who had clearly been listening in on the conversation(???) interrupted me and yelled at me because "they were trying to help me and I was being disrespectful" and he hung up on me. (Ironic)
This was after trying to contact the USPS offices in Eugene for 4 months to try to resolve an ongoing issue I'm having with not receiving any of my mail, but every single piece of mail from the residents that lived in my apartment before me. Though I've filled out multiple change of address cards, clearly and visibly have mine and my roommate's name listed in the mailbox, had someone change my address online for me who works at USPS, filed a complaint with the OIG Hotline, gone in to the post office to talk to a desk agent, and reached out to the Postmaster, clearly I am the one who is not doing something right because I work for the post office and am delivering the wrong mail. Right? WRONG.
I've tried countless times, over email and the phone to resolve this issue and just learned from speaking with someone at the USPS Consumer and Industry Contact Office (who was incredibly helpful) that the USPS worker who filled out my change of address online (supposedly 3 months ago) didn't do it correctly and there is still nothing in the system with my correct address.
Moral of the story is that USPS workers are incompetent, from the desk agents to the mail carriers who clearly see two names in a mailbox but delivers 3 other people's mail to the customer service agents on the phone who have a chip on their shoulder for whatever reason, I have never ever been satisfied with anything at USPS in Eugene. This review shouldn't surprise anyone, especially if you look at the tons of other reviews that have 1 star and mention the incredible lack of customer service here. Avoid at all cost! read more