you would be better off delivering whatever you're shipping by hand at least you will know its…read moregetting there. if you choose to use Canada post don't bother upgrading the shipping it will still get there a month late (unless it an amazon package then its top priority)

I have been coming here since 2006 and always get great service. Even though I only make it in…read moreevery few weeks, they know me by name and I am always greeted with a smile.

have a Po box there... went in the first…read moreweek to pick up my mail in my box. notice inside telling me to look in another larger box for a package and given a key. I got the (1) one small box and left. I then returned an hour later after researching a shipment I was told that was delivered 3 days prior. I confirmed the info with the sender. When I explained to the agent I had to make another trip, she went in the back and returned later with another small box. When I asked why I haven't been given it my first trip, making a special trip back, she abruptly told me , she had no idea...? maybe didn't see it. I asked what I should next time to be sure I am given all my mail, she rudely said I don't know...???? ...next.... what??? how about we're sorry for your inconvenience... no thanks Well, it's no surprise Post Office is Bankrupt. Fine example of no accountability or proper customer service. obviously, not interested in losing their customers...

I have lived in my apartment for FOUR months now and this post office can't seem to figure out how…read moreto deliver my mail on time or sometimes even at all. It has been very inconsistent, some weeks I'll get my mail and some, I won't. They claim to have a pile of mail for me including Netflix movies that they are now charging me for. After hearing they will deliver my mail on the phone then it's not there when I check it. Awful customer service, never have a straight answer for me via email or phone. I hope they figure out how to do their jobs soon.

I've got a joke: The government is efficient and spends your tax dollars wisely…read more Joking aside, the USPS is a complete dumpster fire of an organization. We ordered some larger things, though not heavy, on Amazon for my son's 2nd Birthday and they were due to arrive today. We got an email stating that they couldn't be delivered because "the mail box was full". The items we ordered wouldn't ever fit in any mail box, full or not. This was just pure laziness and the worker didn't want to get up off their government-paid butt to deliver my package. This is not the first time this has happened! I'd give those lazy bums 0 stars if I could.

I have been closely tracking my package for a month. Yesterday it was out for delivery. I got a…read morenotification "Could not access delivery location will try again tomorrow". My mailbox is completely plowed and clear. My road is clear and safe to drive. Amazon had delivered earlier in the day as well as FedEx, but only USPS couldn't get to the box? What a joke. This is the second time I have gotten a BS excuse. The last time "my box was full" when both my mailbox and package box were empty. Upon the second delivery attempt, I got another lame excuse and was told I had to go pick up my package from the Colville office. Something seriously needs to change with how this establishment is ran. I sincerely hope whoever is in charge puts the pipe down and gets shit together.

5 stars for a post office??? I send off a lot of packages and I used to travel around in a RV. So…read moreI've been to A BUNCH. And this is the best. And the reason the employer Ryan. Seriously his positive attitude rubs off on customers and fellow employees. I dont know how the dude does it but give this man a raise.

If you have a parcel of any value, avoid this post office. They lie about leaving a notice to pick…read moreup parcels and then send them back because the carrier is too lazy to actually deliver either the package or the notice. Nothing can be done however because they are the government. No assistance or even a bit of caring from the post office or an effort to improve their service. Worst than a third world country.

The Post Office traditionally for me has never been a place I dreaded going. I always envisioned a…read morefriendly staff of smiling people ready to help you mail your packages. I've only been to the Bellevue and Redmond Post Offices here, and I was very very disappointed with the Redmond Post Office. The location itself isn't TOO bad, but it is a little out of the way. There's ample parking places, but quite a few spots are occupied when you show up. The customer service are itself has been crazy both times I've visited. I have visited at noon and at 2 p.m. and both times there was only one employee and a line of people almost going out the door. Once you get through the 20 minute line, the employees aren't particularly friendly. The people I've interacted with came off as rude and a little condescending. After two consecutive negative experiences, I don't plan on returning to this location unless I absolutely have to.

We are renewing our son's passport and he is only 5 years old. My wife and I checked online which…read moreindicated the kiddo does not need to be with us when doing the renew. However the officer Robert K. Lee insist the kid has to be with us without even looking at the website. He is the law. What an a hole :( I want talk to his supervisor and he told me "sure, go ahead and wait in line" no wonder usps has such bad reviews. Really disappointed at USPS. Wouldn't use it if I have other options.

Stellar customer service. They really go out of their way to try to make sure that customers have…read morea good experience-- even if those "customers" are hundreds of miles away. I don't live in Sandpoint and have never been to the post office there; I live in western Washington. My wife recently ordered a package from a company located in Sandpoint, which our local town's post office (a really horrible one) screwed up-- the local carrier delivered to the wrong addres and then lied about it, and trying to deal with our local post office was a nightmare (they stonewall, they don't answer their phones, they're rude and unhelpful in person). The problem was entirely on this end-- the local office here in WA messed up. It had nothing to do with Sandpoint, there's no reason why Sandpoint's post office needed to be involved at all. However, the company that had sent us the package contacted the postmaster in Sandpoint, and I have to say, I was totally blown away. The Sandpoint postmaster clearly really cared that our package had gone astray (even though it was in no way her fault, and involved a post office hundreds of miles away). She did her best at her end to try to help us, contacting our post office directly (or trying to-- our local office is so awful that she couldn't get anywhere, either, through no fault of her own). This drama went on for the better part of a week, and she engaged with us multiple times, both by phone and by email. This was remarkable. We had no expectation of help from Sandpoint's post office (it wasn't their fault, we figured they weren't involved), but they really took the initiative to try to help us find our package, and also to try to help us get some resolution to the customer-service problems we had at the local office. It was a clear attitude of "if you have a problem with *any* US post office anywhere, then that's *our* problem." Really refreshing to encounter such an attitude these days. I suspect that the fact that Sandpoint's service is so wonderful comes down to the postmaster there. I gather that Sandpoint is a fairly small town, so it may be that the postmaster essentially *is* the post office. If so, all i can say is: Sandpoint is lucky to have her!

This is actually for the Usk post office. Cusick and Usk are so close together that yelp defaults…read morethe address to Cusick. This post office is not hard to find. If you take River Rd from Cusick going southeast you'll see this little yellow and brown office situated on river next to the Pend Oreille River just before you cross further in to the Kalispel reservation. This office is another one of those post offices that services a super small community. Usk is actually unincorporated and only has about 800 people in it. Anyway, as with most other smaller offices, the people are usually pretty nice. The people that work here are VERY nice. Maybe it's because they get a cool view of the river directly outside. If you're in to using self checkouts or self service kiosks, there is no automated postal center and if you're really needing one you have to drive to Spokane Valley almost 60 miles away. There is plenty of parking and the office is reasonably clean.

This is the Post Office that I use for about 2 years now. It is a nice and clean office. I like the…read moremain blonde dude who is usually working the front desk. Otherwise, there isn't that much special about it and it seems like the price per PO Box has been going up also.. it is quite expensive to rent a small post office box here! So I'm not sure if that is just standard or it depends on where it is you one at.. because I heard Clark fork is cheaper it's only 20 miles apart.. but I can see why the sentiment is much smaller in Clark Fork.

I was here recently on a Saturday morning, as soon as it opened at 0900 hrs. I liked how it opened…read moreimmediately on time, and how nice the lady at the counter was. She was working alone, but she was super efficient, yet also personable and friendly. This site isn't like the sterile Redmond site; it is in an older building and is warmer, with character. (Note: I don't quite get the poor reviews of this site due to USPS rate increases, or delayed receipt of packages. Those types of issues are not due to anything this site is or is not doing, but rather are symptoms of an aging postal system that needs re-vamping. This site doesn't set prices for stamps or shipment services. It seems wrong to review this site - or any specific PO site- for these issues, as they are not in the site's control).

I can't really say I'm a fan of any USPO, but this one was pretty quick, even though there were…read moreonly two people working, and even though there were a LOT of slow old people there. Oh, and as a clue to anyone reading this... when you pull your car into this location's driveway... DO NOT just STOP and wait for someone to pull out. There MAY be people BEHIND you. You may be HOLDING UP TRAFFIC on the ROAD. I suppose this applies to EVERY driveway though.... but when I went (I parked elsewhere and walked) I watched half a dozen people do just that (stop traffic just so they could get a parking spot) :-[ I know... unrelated to the office... but not really... not if they opened up their back parking lot to customers... :-/