i get notice of package go in first day they are open again saying no package i go back for mail…read moreby friday and get notice frimm them they are not my personal storsge for my mail

last month they forwarded my package to some other address and never told me where or how to…read moreretrieve package - i completely lost that package - and customer service went on vacation and left me hangin - now today - another package and they can not deliver - no reason to not deliver - trying to get hold of someone is impossible

This post Office is close to my work, so I come here quite often. There located in the Pukalani…read moreTerrace Center close to Foodland, Pizza Hut, Subway, American Savings Bank, and Supercuts. The staff are sometimes friendly and other times it seems like they don't want to be bothered. But I still come here anyway. I love to buy the stamps I have so many Forever Stamps.

getting mail when its here but not given not able to pick up mail when they are closed being told…read moreim using them for storage is absurd my mail opened before sent out tracking not included deliberate way when cards look like they hsve something in them,

Bought things galore out here and only brought a carry on, and only intend to bring back a carry…read moreon. So, we mail the goodies back home. The staff was friendly, it wasn't busy, so everything felt efficient to me.

Shout out to Margaret who is always a pleasure to work with. Professional and prompt. Today she…read morehad a recommendation that saved me a fair amount of money. Thanks!

Shipping from Maui to the Mainland is always eye wateringly expensive especially for larger,…read moreheavier items, and I had the job of shipping a large piece of art and a set of schmancy binoculars with tripod to CA. I popped into MSP to see what size boxes they had, none big enough, so they kindly sent me off to AAAAA Storage in Honokawai who stocked exactly what I needed. I packed everything in bubble wrap and boxed it and and MSP took care of the rest, showing me pricing for different types of delivery, making sure everything was labelled correctly with fragile and this side up stickers, and they even had tape when I ran out. With great customer service and sound advice I found this friendly professional store a great place for shipping.

Very knowledgeable and friendly. They offer essential…read moreservices for shipping in our community. FedEx, UPS, DHL International and US Postal Service all under one roof. So convenient!

Very convenient! Need to print some documents and ship some items to the mainland. Very friendly…read moreopen 9:45 pm to 3 pm.

From our hotel lobby, they stated that FedEx hasn't been coming to their place for pickups. I was…read moreabout to drive to Lahaina to go to FedEx to drop off when I see this place come up on my Yelp query. It was literally across the street from me and saved me a good 30/40min drive. I think I talked to Sherri on the phone. She was nice and polite. She confirmed that I could drop off my golf clubs there for FedEx pickup. I drop over there and dropped off my clubs without any issues. I was worried that they didn't pick up my clubs yet since I didn't get any notifications for pickup delivery but my clubs were picked up and shipped to me in the mainland before I landed.

I mistakenly left my laptop at the Hilton Grand Wailia and it was promptly returned to me using…read moreAkamai Business Center which is located on the resort property.

Be very careful about using their services. Posted prices are very very misleading, and there is no…read moreeasy method to dispute charges. I used a scanner in a resort business center, and was charged over $30 (price appeared to be a flat rate of $2). The scan also stopped early and I did not even get the complete document. Better to ask the front desk to scan for you than to try and use their services.

Great Addition to Haiku! Great helpful staff…read more U-Haul moving truck. Receive packages. Full Service!

Loving having a local postal shop in Haiku! They offer so many things like passport photos, cad…read moreprinting, mailboxes! Friendly staff. Easy peasy. Love it.

Matson... The lifeline between Hawaii and the US mainland, especially for shipping vehicles…read more Founded in 1882 by Swedish-born William Matson, its headquarters is currently in Honolulu, HI (formerly Oakland, CA). Obtaining a job as a stevedore with the company is almost akin to winning the lottery, LOL. Sadly, it's who you know like in most places. Overtime pay equals beaucoup bucks but the hours can be crazy. EXPERIENCE: We used them way back in the mid-90's to ship a vehicle from Maui to Arizona and back (via Long Beach, CA) for yours truly to drive while in school. Back then, you had the option of shipping your vehicle either inside a container or outside, the latter of course being cheaper. We went with the enclosed container which ran around $800-something one-way and kept the car much cleaner. Nowadays it's all enclosed and about double the price. The voyage took around five days or so each way, and the car arrived damage-free both times. Today, it's much easier to prepare yourself and your vehicle as everything is online. Some things didn't change, such as: 1) Gas level needs to be at ¼ tank or less. 2) Your vehicle must be emptied of loose items, legal and brought in clean in order for inspection to be done. And the "duh factor": Don't leave any valuables inside your vehicle! Signage at Kahului Harbor is poor compared to Long Beach, but due to its small size, it's quicker and easier to get in and out. The office was located inside of the big warehouse building at pier 1 but it could've changed since then. FUN FACT: Way back in the day, Matson briefly operated aircraft and passenger ships between Pacific locations/ports and the US west coast. OVERALL: It's either Matson or Pasha for your vehicle shipping needs. You decide.

After waiting 6 weeks with no notification about anything, I started receiving robo-letters this…read moreweeks telling me to "pick up my car ASAP because storage space is limited." Apparently they don't consider that some of their customers (that paid 2-3 thousand dollars for their service) are driving from Kona and can't just leave work and come pick up their car. Further, they're only open on days and during hours that are convenient for them, apparently, and YOU have to check and make arrangements around THEM to be able to pick up your own car. Seems as though the attitude is "now that we have your money, you work around us."