As crazy as it seems to review a post office, this branch deserves to be recognized! The woman…read moreworking, Olivia, went above and beyond to help me get my packages together. I feel like post offices don't have the best reputation for service, but this one breaks all stereotypes. Olivia helped me wrap up/tape up the poor job I did, explained all the differences in mailing options, and was overall extremely pleasant. This post office has a huge parking lot, was extremely clean, and the line moved at a quick pace. I would go out of my way to go back to this branch for any and all of my mail needs!

I purchases a computer monitor worth $100 on ebay. The seller shipped it on Jan 24 2004, provided a…read moretracking number. Today is Feb 12, and the tracking shows that it's still in-transit. It had at one point reached my hometown then it was routed back to the Indianapolis hub where it's stranded until today. I submitted an inquiry, and received an email suggesting that I submit a claim for it. Unfortunately they wanted me to provide proof of insurance, shipping documents, etc... all those are difficult to get from the ebay seller. I find the USPS completely incompetent for losing my package and now I'm having to jump through hoops to submit the claim. I will ship UPS or Fedex next time.

I recently discovered this hidden gem at 13326 Overview Dr Fishers, IN 46037. This self service…read morePostal center allows you to buy stamps, mail letters & packages and even has postal boxes all without the lines and wait. Note: Automated Service Hours are Open 24 Hours / Day / 7 Days / Week. Pickup is 5:30pm only

I like the idea of this - self-service kiosks and large enough drop boxes to fit larger packages…read more Reason for the lower ratings? The kiosks weren't working, basically making this location useless for when j needed to ship out a package. Great idea, just need better attention and maintenance.

Take a step back in time, when you enter this limestone-crafted Post Office built in 1930. The…read morebuilding hasn't change much in 90+ years. The postal boxes have endured generations of mail. Scott, the postal clerk, greets you with a friendly and engaging smile. He upsells me on stamps and chuckles. Service is 5 stars. A stand holding greeting cards and packing materials are the only signs of modern times. There is 10 minute street parking out front, but you may end up talking to Scott a little longer.

If you are shipping anything of value DO NOT drop it here. They "lost" a package worth well over…read more$500 and still have no idea where it is. Lebanon was the first and only tracking scan of the package so I put it on their shoulders. After pretty much being brushed off by the clerk when I presented the tracking info I then put in a search request on the USPS website only to have someone call me at 7:00 AM sharp just to tell me they haven't found anything yet. The poor lady that the package was being sent to is frantic as well. Very bad experience and lots of money lost. I will be using a different carrier completely for valuables in the future.

Friendly & efficient postal workers at this office. Even though I live closer to a different post…read moreoffice, I always drive to the McCordsville office.

Quick and simple post office. The location is fairly small with two counters. Boxes and stamps are…read moreavailable for purchase here. Avoid the rush and go early in the mornings or during the weekday.

This BMV Carmel location is BY far the friendliest BMV location within the Hamilton Co / Indy Metro…read morearea. I travel a bit further just to deal with them. Everyone is generally happy and pleasant to deal with. It is also extremely large to handle capacity. I went on a Thursday afternoon around 2pm walked right in and they called my number before I even sat down. Had everything transferred and processed within 10 minutes.

I was applying for my first vanity tag on your new blackout plate. My request was denied although…read moreit is a business brand and the reviews are great and they sell all different types of bicycle parts. It just seems that the process to appeal it was more than what I wanted to go through. I was able to email back and forth with Dale Melendez and he was absolutely wonderful. He was so kind to go back and forth with me trying to get the tag I wanted not the original one of course. We finally figured out the one that was available and accepted. I just want to give a shout out to Dale for being such a great help and very kind along the way.

I want to say I had a great experience with Whitestown post office, not the actual mailman/woman. I…read morewas expecting a package and it never arrived. I got USPS updates that said it was delivered back to the post office. Im guessing because the mailman didn't want to walk it to my door. Grrr. So the next day I went to the post office and the lady was so kind and helpful. I gave her my tracking number and she walked away. Periodically she'd walk back out and say I'm still looking, but she spent at least 30 minutes searching and found it! Apparently, when the mailman had brought it back the day before they put it in the wrong spot for returned packages. I didnt get the womans name at the post office who went out of her way to search but I am appreciative.

I've called all day and yet not a single person answered. Your hours are a joke almost as much as…read moreyour delivery service. My son's drivers license was shown on my dashboard but was never delivered. This is typically the case of our poor service.

Living in Indy my main reason to visit Carmel are the many restaurants here. Since Carmel still has…read moremore available space than Indianapolis and a higher median income it makes sense to find more of the upscale restaurants in this area. Parking is also much easier here, but getting here? Let's just say that the traffic in this neck of the woods can be quite atrocious.

Let's be honest. It's pretty easy (and fun) to make fun of Carmel, the growing urban city to the…read morenorth of Indy that is lower in crime, higher in income, and generally on way more "best city" lists than Indy will ever be. Yes, Carmel has a ridiculous amount of roundabouts. Yes, Carmel has a ridiculous amount of public art within those roundabouts. Yes, Carmel is more conservative than Indy politically. I'll even admit that I'm not particularly fond of the city center area and to this day I think that the Center for Performing Arts dropped the ball on accessibility concerns (though is improving). But, okay. When Carmel develops something, they maintain it (I'm looking at you Indy). The Monon Trail in Carmel is awesome. The Christkindlmarkt is nationally recognized for good reasons. There's a strong emphasis on quality of life in Carmel including abundant greenspaces and fitness options. Accessibility? While not perfect (again, looking at you Center for Performing Arts), it's pretty amazingly consistent and a definite emphasis (though I'll admit that I find Fishers even stronger). Whenever I find my Tenderness Tour wheeling through Carmel? I can nearly always get city leaders engaged. In Indy? Maybe. Maybe not. Hotels here are pretty awesome (though Carmel could use more affordable options). After many years under the leadership of Jim Brainard, Carmel elected Sue Finkam as mayor their last time around and, as expected, she's shaken things up a bit. The park system - wonderful. Again, maintained FAR better than Indy. City services seem strong - I can typically drive in Carmel during the winter even after a snow. The city is always clean. Are there issues? Of course. But, there's an awful lot to love about Carmel. But yeah, I'm still going to make fun of it.