If you're in Lincoln City and can't get to Portland or another larger city, this may be your best…read moreoption for shipping. Keep in mind that this logistics firm doesn't set the prices and: -the further you have to ship -the heavier/bulkier/weirdly sized your items -if expedited is needed ... your cost is going to go up A LOT. We had an art workshop in Lincoln City and found that our completed pieces would not fit in our luggage, so we had to ship them back home to North Carolina. It was not cheap, but the very knowledgeable clerk helped us find a solution that worked, and she packaged the artwork up like an absolute boss. It arrived early with zero damage. I'm really grateful B&B was there so we didn't have to spend a ton of time on our vacation tracking down boxes, packing material, etc.

Everything from Amazon returns to packaging and shipping-…read moreNichole is Awesome! We are lucky to have this service available us on the coast.

Can't express enough gratitude towards Frank and the service he offers. From initial contact to…read morereceiving my mailers.... Frank was approachable, flexible, worked with a designer and 100% professional! Truly appreciative of all his efforts!

I used Eagle Mailing to direct mail my postcard promotion to a custom list of 800 art directors…read more Frank Roe answered all my questions and made the whole process painless with great service and impeccable customer support from beginning to end. The cost was more than reasonable, and I'd recommend them to anyone in the Willamette Valley.

So grateful to have this little gem of a post office nearby! The staff have always been very…read morehelpful and friendly.

Stop saying you need an "access code" for packages at Cherry Hill. It's not even gated, take the…read morepackage the actual units. I had a $100 Mother's Day package that the driver couldn't take the extra steps to deliver, it's so frustrating.

I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome of their service. From the easy task of scheduling an…read moreappointment to Marco working his masterful skills to clean my much in need of carpets. I highly recommend Magic Wand to clean your carpets. I will definitely be a return customer!

We can't say enough good things about Marco. We've been using his service to clean the carpets at…read moreour family beach house for at least five years, and have always been completely satisfied. He's timely, hard-working and thorough. You can't go wrong by engaging Marco for your carpet needs

We so appreciate the professional services of Remnant Logistics. Greg and Autumn are lovely people,…read morewho deliver our mail and packages reliably and with care. They are always cheerful, friendly and competent, which makes for great relationships. We sincerely thank them for their wonderful service. Joann and Craig DeMott

From the owner: Remnant Consulting was established by Entrepreneur and CEO, Greg Romero, who identified a need for…read morebetter shipping logistics options on the Oregon Coast. Relocating from San Diego, California in 2017 he brought 20 years of specialized experience in business operations, technology and logistics. Greg and his top quality team have spent the past seven years supporting multiple US Post Office distribution centers ranging from Tillamook County to Coos County. Greg built a team and system that successfully navigated through the global COVID-19 pandemic and is now scaling out to provide critical services to local communities. We understand that delivery for your business is critical. So let us deliver for you.

We were camping in our travel trailer up and down the coast and of all times to realize that I did…read morenot have a sweater in the camper! It was soooo cold and windy. I could not last all weekend without something to cover me up. I did not want to purchase a sweater when I have a million at home. I knew that if I found a Goodwill, I would find something. When we were parked at other campsites, we drove the truck to nearby locations, but no luck. This time we were pulling the camper and I saw the beautiful sign. GOODWILL I made my husband pull in thinking that I would have to jump out while he turned the camper around, quickly go in the store, then leave since we would not be able to park. Instead, look what I found! RV PARKING! Thank you, Goodwill! Wow! That was awesome. So, maybe all the stars just for that? Okay, not really, we went inside and they had all sorts of fun items and there it was, hanging on the rack...a thick, CUTE, sweater and it was actually a size above mine, but I did not care! I threw it on and it was so cozy and warm. I was in heaven! The sweater now lives in my travel trailer and only comes in the house when it needs to be washed. ........ .. ..... .. ..

Stopped in while on our road trip to pick up a warm jacket…read more I thought a sweatshirt would be enough, but the coastal wind and chill said otherwise. Ended up finding a great brand-name jacket for just $10 - a total score!

First, you should know that the U-Haul franchise for this business has changed hands a few times…read moreduring the last several years, and there are other listings for this business at other addresses in Lincoln City that show as 'CLOSED". Make certain you're driving to this one, not one of the "CLOSED" locations in Lincoln City. Second, the building that houses this franchise contains (I believe) six businesses in total. These include a parcel shipping service, an auto repair shop and a feed and tack shop, among others. They are all serviced through the single desk inside the building, and the building space contains quite a jumble of items related to all the different businesses. When you call the number listed here (the same number listed on U-Haul's national website), they answer, "Thank you for calling Happy Trails Feed and Tack", so I'm assuming that is the main focus of all the disparate enterprises there. Third, the selection of vehicles they offer for rent is mighty sparse. A few larger box vans, a couple of trailers and a pickup truck were on offer when I rented from there recently. As an example, one of U-Haul's most popular vehicles to rent for local moves is a Ford Transit van (or similar-size van), which is easy to drive, just the right size, etc. for most people's needs, and a vehicle I've rented many times from U-Haul or Enterprise. The woman at the desk told me they didn't have one, they've never had one, and never expect to get one, either - she explained they are too small a location to have something like that. OK, so first the pros: There's only one, and that's the aforementioned woman that works at the desk, the woman that sets up your rental. Very sweet, very helpful, and most importantly, competent. Loved her, and she is the saving grace for this business. The cons (let me recount my rental experience): As mentioned above, I wanted a van, but no van was available, so I had to rent the pickup truck they had, a Ram full-size unit. The pickup truck was very, very dirty inside (caked mud and straw in the footwells, muddy handprints all over the dash and door panels) and more mud all over the bed/tailgate/bumper and had lots of mud spatters everywhere else when I got it. And the bonus of some fast-food wrappers in the cab, too. It had obviously been used hard by whomever had the truck before me, and not cleaned before I rented it. There was no walk-around inspection by the rental agent; she just shrugged and said "sorry" and left it at that. Although, to be fair, there was so much mud all over the truck that it would have been difficult to see any scratches, etc. in a walk-around inspection anyway, so maybe she was just being realistic. She assured me I would not be charged for any of it, so off I went. I had the truck for 2 hours, covered 7 miles in it, and picked up a small kitchen table that wouldn't fit in my car, and then subsequently unloaded the table at my place. Everything thing on the truck worked fine, it was just really dirty. I turned it in while the counter person (the very nice woman) was still there (before 5 PM) and again, no interaction except that she told me the receipt would be emailed to me "in the next 10 minutes" after some worker logged in the return. Never happened, and the next day I get an angry call, a accusatory text, and an equally accusatory email from the regional U-Haul in Portland saying they want their truck back, I'm in violation of the contract terms and they have "initiated recovery efforts". Lincoln City never logged the return in, so I was still showing up as having the truck. WTH? So, I call the regional people back, and hours later, Lincoln City finally logs in the return. The regional rep. follows up with me after this by phone and told me the manager of the U-Haul franchise here told her he was "just too busy" to bother with logging in any of the vehicles that were returned the day before, and she apologised on his behalf. The summing up is that the truck I rented was dirty and kind of beat up, the staff (excluding the woman at the desk) is wholly inattentive and wildly disorganized, their process is chaotic, they exposed me to reputation risk and possible legal action from their corporate parent, I mean, it was just a really bad experience stretching over 2 days. For a 2-hour rental! Would I rent from these people again? Well, there is no other option in Lincoln City, THEY ARE IT, so I guess the answer is yes, but I certainly don't trust them to do the basic stuff they're supposed to do regarding a rental, and that's a definitely a problem, right?

I'm giving this post office 3 stars because they are a good place to drop off pre-paid packages…read more That's where the positive aspects end. First of all, at this point they only accept cash or checks-which I find absurd. They do have a tiny sign nothing this that I missed when I went in. The clerk ONLY offered priority postage (I wanted ground) shipping. And when I told him that I didn't want that or have cash, he made a huge deal about how the post office is losing $30+ because they can't void postage (this seems completely false since you can void/request a refund when you click and ship online-which is what I would have done if I knew I would be forced to pay for priority). Overall disappointed and will not return except to drop off packages.

Incredibly friendly, this small town post office. They are old school and yes, do not accept credit…read morecard or digital wallet, so you do have to have cash (or check which of course no one uses anymore). So what, support the local post office in any way so that this community will have a place to go locally vs driving clear across town to go to the Lincoln City Post Office.