Absolutely freaken horrible. Was tracking my package thru ups and could watch your driver and track…read morehis ass, drive near me house 5 times than drive back to axis drive Latham. I wa supposed to get a package Saturday but I guess yall can hire lazy workers huh ?

The more expensive UPS gets the worse their service is. They dont pick up and they drop off at the…read morewromg address

Extremely efficient, respectful and very aware of the diverse return protocols of many on line…read morevendors. The staff is considerate of overloaded customers and the disabled. The Manager is a problem solver, courteous and amicable even when circumstances would prove stressful to others.

I really only come here to return Amazon items - and for that it has been easy and positive. Or I…read morehave purchase postage online and am dropping off my box. So then it's really just handing off my items to the employee and getting a receipt. I do like that it's close by as a shipping option when needed.

This is a pretty nondescript Staples. The store is clean and well laid out, and the inventory was…read moregenerally good, though perhaps a little skimpy in places. It feels like the quality of the office furniture is going down, particularly the desks. One thing that surprised me was the lack of employees walking around the store asking customers if they needed any assistance. Prices were typical; some were competitive, others were "you should shop around" prices.

The gal at the counter yelled at me and called me "a very evil person". Just came in to drop off…read moreAmazon. She told me "do not speak to me". I guess courtesy doesn't apply to the customer.

Slowest response possible. Refuse to answer phone. if you need something delivered in a reasonable…read moretime, this is not the company to use.

I come here often for Amazon returns and the kiosk is so efficient and helpful! The staff is always…read moreefficient and happy to help as well. There are loads of packagings offered for customers as well. Parking is easy and it is always a quick in and out situation here.

I took a box into this UPS Store to ship today. It was an authorized return from Amazon. He scanned…read morethe info from my phone and then proceeded to cut the box open. When I asked him why he was doing that, he mumbled something I couldn't understand then asked if that was all that was in the box (3 boxes of urinary incontinence pads) and I said yes. I was slightly embarrassed because of what they were. He handed the receipt to me and taped the box back up and put the shipping label on it. This is actually the 2nd time he's opened a box I was shipping with an authorized return to Amazon. I'm 73 yrs old and this is very frustrating, confusing, and today, a little upsetting. This store has been my go to place for shipping for years. It is convenient for me and until recently, great customer service. If this is standard procedure now for this store, I will have to find another way of shipping.

I paid $100 to have a package shipped overnight to a lawyers office in Florida. It did not get…read morethere overnight but 5 days later!!!! Then I go to get my money back and was told I did not have the option for the office to sign for the package so needless to say I did not get anything back! I did not know that when I shipped it, I was not told that was a thing! Very sad, and out of $100!

Reviewing mostly for the historical aspects, not the Post Office service itself. (The PO does have…read morean oldschool homey feel about it, to be sure.) The building is a fine brick 1852 church on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, which went through several other uses before ending up as the US PO for Newtonville. Unfortunately the inside's been gutted and refitted to the Post Office's needs - in mid-20th century stasis - so you can't see much on the inside. It's a very narrow counter dominated by old-school brass combination PO boxes (cool enough) but quite cramped. So what there is to see of the architecture, you can see from outside. We went to see the Chester Arthur "Exhibit" (see photos) which is basically a collection of clippings about forty or fifty years old. It's an oddity, here based on the tenuous connection to Arthur's father, who by local legend lived nearby for a number of years. The locals swear it was Arthur's "childhood" home, but given he was 26 years old when his father first took up residence and practicing law in Kansas and New York City during those years, it's a bit of a stretch. Arthur's father, a minister, may have preached at the church briefly. This local legend was ballooned to include renaming a nearby street "Arthur Street" and was probably enhanced by the fact Arthur's buried in the nearby Albany Rural Cemetery, but the actual historical significance for one of our most obscure Presidents is somewhere between low and non-existent. That said: there's just something really touching about the fact this little display has sat here unchanged for half a century. If you go in to buy stamps, admire it, but I wouldn't plan your vacation trip around it.

The workers are always nice here. It's a really big space and is organized. They do try to…read moreseparate different types of clothes - like pants from shorts etc. It's usually semi messy with clothes falling on the floor off of the racks. Some other stores have clothes jammed in tight on each rack - but not here. It's full but not jammed full. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. The stuff is really hit or miss. Sometimes you find great items and other times it seems to be lots of clothes that are torn or stained. Kinda just how thrifting seems to be.

Salvation Army is awesome because it's not Goodwill. It's not greedy. It doesn't keep the cool…read morestuff for itself under the table while overpricing items from the Dollar Store. It doesn't wait to give employees toilet paper until some is donated. It doesn't look down on its employees for not being able to put 85 pieces of clothing away correctly in under 5 mins. Have you EVER seen ANYTHING in the community sponsored by Goodwill? No. Sponsored by Salvation Army? 100%. They do what they say they will. Goodwill won't give discounts to not-for-profits that want to give homeless women and children boots in the winter. I was the cashier-I saw this happen first hand and quit because of it. Salvation Army is an important part of the community and I always will shop there/donate.

Very helpful with shredding. I think they primarily serve big law firms but they're open to…read moreshredding for neighbors, too.

From the owner: Constructive Copy is a full service Print, Copy, Scan and Sign Center. We offer FREE pickup and…read moredelivery in the Capital District with same day service at no extra charge.

They took the time to check my coat and do it again because there was dog hair still on it. Another…read moredry cleaner would have just let it go as is.

Lapels did a great job cleaning and ironing a beaded prom gown. Friendly service and reasonably…read morepriced.

I am not a business. I needed to ship multiple boxes containing research books to Europe. FedEx…read moremade it easy. They filled out the paperwork, asked all the questions that could have tripped me up going through customs. There's a reason I depend on them.