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    US Post Office

    2.5 (32 reviews)
    Open • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    I have been to this location around 3 times within 6 months. Most of the staffs tried to help customers efficiently and professionally.

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    The lady there was very nice and helpful! I came to pick up a package and she guided me the whole way.

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    “I added my nephew to the po box and specifically reminded them not to forget to add his name to the back of the box for the clerk slotting mail.”

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    This place is always so busy and always has a line. Had 3 people working. It's kind of depends who…read moreyou get. some are slower than others. One lady was running through the line quickly which I can appreciate. They're all very nice and helpful. Expect a wait when you come

    I recently moved, and wanted to keep my new address private to the extent possible…read more Prior to officially updating my address with the United States Postal Service, I checked their policy on their website regarding the sharing of address information. From the USPS site: 'We do not sell customer or mailing lists to outside parties, including marketers. We protect your information under the Privacy Act. We only share your information in the following limited situations: to a congressional office on your behalf; to financial entities regarding financial transaction issues; to a USPS auditor; to entities, including law enforcement, as required by law or in legal proceedings; to customs agencies relating to outgoing international mail; to contractors and other entities to fulfill your product or service; or with your consent.' I came to find out too late that these assurances are completely false and misleading. Immediately after my change of address was processed, I started getting flooded with various solicitation mailers at my new address. I then found out through further research that when you change your address with USPS, they sell your new address to literally hundreds of entities. Please read the July 2013 Forbes article titled 'How The Post Office Sells Your Address Update To Anyone Who Pays (And The Little-Known Loophole To Opt Out)' for a more complete picture of the disturbing reality of the situation. From the referenced article: 'The Postal Service set up its current National Change of Address program, sometimes abbreviated as NCOA, in 1986. Until 2002, the USPS licensed to just 22 companies. After complaints about privacy violations, they reformatted the data to assure only those with the former address could obtain the new information, according to spokesman Roy Betts. That change allowed the postal service to distribute the address changes more widely. Today they license to about 500 companies.' 'USPS justifies the program on the grounds that they don't 'sell' the list but license its use. That is a subterfuge. Supposedly, you only get a new address if you have the old address already. Because data brokers have every household in America in their files, the information goes from NCOA to the data brokers, who flag every change and resell lists of new movers to anyone.' Disgraceful. This is a federal agency funded by citizens' tax dollars, and this is the amount of reverence they treat our most sacred personal information with. Whenever I move in the future, I will never again submit a change of address to USPS. The better course of action is to update your address only with essential organizations you personally do business with, and use a PO Box for a mailing address wherever possible. Live and learn, but we shouldn't have to utilize such work-arounds to gain a basic modicum of privacy. And for the record, I am well aware there is virtually no data privacy anymore, but the government should certainly not be perpetuating the problem - and getting paid for it. There are people, including domestic violence survivors, for whom the consequences can be absolutely dire if their residential information is not kept private. I looked into this further as well, and supposedly there is a program through the state you can apply to in order to keep your address private, but even if you're 'approved', there are no teeth in the rules, and private businesses are not required to honor the request. This must change. Please contact the USPS and your congresspersons directly to voice your concerns about this. privacy@usps.com Or: PRIVACY OFFICE US POSTAL SERVICE 475 L'ENFANT PLZ SW RM 9431 WASHINGTON DC 20260-1101

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    The address is deceiving. If starting on park ave there is a coffee shop with the same address…read more Cross park ave and Find the alley leading to a parking lot next to the pizza and shoe store. Follow the alley almost all the way to the next street. It's past the Japanese restaurant on your right. Once found my service was quick. I had a package to send back and got a tracking receipt.

    Just be forewarned that if you come here, you're not allowed to take pictures of your packages…read more I've sworn off going to this post office for years (see my two previous reviews!), but today I was in a pinch, and really needed to get to the post office quick--and this was the closest one. But, I also needed to take a picture of my package (uh oh!) and would you believe that the postal worker here said "no, you are not allowed to do that." She said I could take a picture before putting postage on it, but not after. I swear man. A quick Google search will show that nowhere in the USPS policies does it say that you are not allowed to take a photo of your package after you have put postage on it--in fact, in the in the year of our LORD 2026, where e commerce is a fairly booming practice for... hmm I don't know, literally everyone, it is a fairly standard practice for seller to snap a photo for their buyers, to show that their items have shipped. But hey, what do I know? Fuck me right? I swear this post office just likes to ruin peoples day, and I am not being hyperbolic.

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    Lake Merritt

    A bag full of Birthday gifts and mail. Carried around for two weeks. My bad. Just too busy to stop…read moreby the post office. My procrastination resulted in the necessity to use overnight and priority mail. A kind postal worker, Eileen, understood my needs and provided me the options to send everything out. Left with an empty bag, letters and gifts in the mail, and a packet of "Love" stamps.

    Most of the workers suck there. I went to try to find my package there and they lied and said it's…read morenot there when it should be as a slip and delivery was attempted. I went again next day to demand to talk to supervisor as the clerks are so rude and lazy. I waited for at least an hour until I see this guy named Chris and I asked if he's the supervisor and he said no and I asked him if he can help me find my package in the back and he said he will try and he did find it! Thanks to Chris. He's a great employee and worked so fast. He also found someone else's packages that was in the back too and the ladies turned her away saying the same that they couldn't find hers. The rest of the clerks there need customer service training as they are so rude/dismissive and need to not be lazy looking for packages. They should learn from Chris. 5 stars for Chris. 0 stars for those two older lady employees there. If your package is there, be persistent and talk to their manager or supervisor or Chris. The older ladies there are super lazy.

    US Post Office - postoffices - Updated September 2026

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