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    2.5 (8 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    computer terminal is down and can't talk to anyone, anywhere. poor service and not employees fault.

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    1.0
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    Oh. My. Gosh! I found myself in Poquoson this morning running an errand unrelated to this post. On…read moremy way out of town I noticed the Post Office and decided to stop in to mail two Halloween packages thinking it would save me time from going to my regular post office about 20 minutes away. I should've gotten a clue something was amiss when it took more than 15 minutes to help a customer in front of me mail an international package. Did I listen to that nagging little voice telling me to leave and head to my regular post office? No. Much to my chagrin later, I did not. When it finally came my time to step to the counter the clerk weighed my largest package and measured its dimensions. She asked "Does this parcel contain anything liquid, fragile, perishable, or potentially hazardous?" I responded negatively. Then she asked how I wanted it sent. I responded, "Whichever way is cheapest." She insisted I look at the screen and tell her the NAME of the service I wanted. Okaaaaaay. I should have responded I wanted the $11.80 service but I didn't. I gave her the actual name of the service. Clearly she was trying to exert her perceived authority by insisting I name the service rather than just selecting the least costly option. It took her three attempts to enter my package into the system because the "system" kept zeroing out the amount due. She said it was saying the package was prepaid (which it wasn't). I immediately wondered if this ineptitude was why the lady with the international package was at the counter for so long. I answered the questions on the screen then she asked me to verify if the address was correct. Before I answered I mentioned the subtotal was incorrect. It showed $20.25 and I did not want the additional services outlined on my screen. She said the cost was related to the size of the package. I said it clearly showed on my screen it was due to additional services, which were outlined by line item and not because of the package size. She turned her screen around and told me to look at her screen because the charges were not there. I said I wasn't interested in paying $20.25 to ship my package. I only wanted to pay $11.80. After telling me it was illegal for her to add additional charges, she performed some sort of magic on her screen because the subtotal miraculously changed to $11.80. When she picked up my second package I told her it contained candy. She snapped, "Why would you tell me that?" I responded because she had inquired, with the first package, if it contained "...anything liquid, fragile, perishable, or potentially hazardous..." and I assumed she'd need the same information for the second package. She proceeded to infer I had some sort of mental deficiency by asking if candy would cause some sort of hazardous event on an airplane. I gave her a puzzled look because I couldn't really believe she'd actually asked such an asinine question and asked her what the question was she'd asked with the first package. She proceeded to recite the "Does this parcel contain anything liquid, fragile, perishable, or potentially hazardous?" question. When she got to the "perishable" part I said, "Perishable." Candy is perishable. She reiterated her question about whether candy could cause anything devastating to a plane and that the question was solely related to potential hazards and nothing else. Surprisingly, when asked this question at my regular post office and my response is candy a "PERISHABLE" sticker is affixed to the box. This box received no such sticker. Also, I wasn't asked which service(s) I wanted for this package. Funny how that worked out. I feel so badly for Poquoson residents who must deal with Tanya Sinclair at this post office. She is a nightmare. I've never used this post office location before today and I will assure you I never will again. I suggest Poquoson residents take the extra time to go to the Thimble Shoals post office location in Newport News. Paul will take excellent care of you and be pleasant and helpful while doing so.

    I lived in Baltimore and a smallish town in PA. Sometimes the post office in PA could be…read morefrustrating. I thought the post office in Baltimore was the worst ever...until I moved to Poquoson! Rude. Understaffed. ATTITUDE!!! I was screamed at for asking a question. My mail is always late. Often it is delivered in the dark. I know they must be understaffed, but whether it is busy or has a single customer the anger of the employees, esp the supervisor, is ever present! Deserves 0 stars. I had to give one.

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    United States Post Office

    3.9
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    Going to the post office has always been simple. Buying post stamps and shipping off items have…read morebeen my go-to at this location. For this visit, we needed to get a collection of stamps. Sophia usually handled that arena by mostly ordering online, but we were running short so I was given the task to pick some up. It was right after I got off work so I stopped by on the way home. Foot traffic was very minimal which resulted in no wait at all. I actually stood in line for no longer than 15 seconds. As stated earlier, it was for buying a book of stamps. To my surprise, the cost for the book was over $14. Back when I used to ship items off by mail, stamps cost under $10. It's crazy to see the prices go up each year. Unfortunately, we have to accept the changes and move on. Besides the price increase, the transaction went smooth as usual. I know this location will always come in handy for yours truly. Till next time :)

    The lady that works at this post office is ridiculous. I 100% understand you close at 5. I was…read morereturning 2 separate things, had my packing slips printed out, I just needed to put them in 2 little bubble wrap packages and then give them to her. I showed up at 4:45 because that's when I could get there. This lady was yelling at me the WHOLE time complaining that "I showed up right before they close" I grabbed the 2 bubble wrap packages I needed and went to put the items in there (hadnt even been there 1 minute) and she yelled "I'll do it" and grabbed the stuff out of my hands even though she had no idea which package went with which packing slip. I got irritated and told her she needs to give me a minute, good thing I checked because she had the wrong package with the wrong slip. She complained the whole time talking about "Everyone shows up right before I close, I'm sick of this I need to get off work on time, don't you want to get off work on time, management needs to change the hours we need to close at 4:30 because you guys are ridiculous showing up before we close, I can't do this" blah blah blah. I get it she wanted to go home. But I was hurrying, and would've been done in 2 seconds but her complaining and yelling made everything take even longer. People showed up after me with packages that literally just needed to be scanned, and she turned them down and closed the door, it wasn't even 5 yet. If you hate it that much, get a different job. Dont berate customers for dropping off packages when you work at the damn post office.

    US Post Office - shipping_centers - Updated August 2026

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