If you knew how the United States Postal Service is run, you would never complain again (at least…read moreto the guy weighing your package.) The Post Office is for all intents and purposes a jobs program managed through a strangulating thicket of outmoded work and funding rules by the United States Congress whose members all want to deliver jobs and pork to their districts damn all sanity and economic logic. Congress has driven the country $30T into debt, do you think for a minute they're going to shed their fiscal mania for the Post Office. Most of these legislative leeches couldn't run a fruit stand profitably. Over the past twenty years first class mail has all but evaporated and the front desk at the USPS has gone from selling stamps to handling pallets of online shipments while their Congressional overseers have allowed UPS, FedEx and Amazon to eat their lunch on pricing and speed. So, if things seem a little haywire I never blame the good folks on the front lines. Sure the mail has been a little slow but I blame our latest and lamest Postmaster General Louis DeJoy who in a desperate attempt to Make the USPS Great Again has intentionally cut back hours, services and available technologies to their legally permissible limits. And let's be real, over the last decade customer service has taken a nosedive in every conceivable industry from health care to the Jelly of the Month Club so rudeness and incompetence is hardly an exclusive virtue of the USPS. Like anywhere else, it just depends on who you get. The USPS does a fine job considering the idiots running the joint. Five stars for the front line who soldier on admirably while their masters choke on the entrails of their pork. Oink on Senators.

Yes they can drive you crazy. But they deliver (ahem) day after day. Their costs to mail packages…read moreis way cheaper than the competition. The employees are almost always patient and kind. They're always on their feet. They have to deal with us...the public. AND they are restricted heavily by the government. If they were a publically traded company I'd buy stock in them.

I will drive farthur to to to Kingston, NJ post office. They are the kindest, friendliest, postal…read moreworkers you will find anywhere. Always a smile and they make you feel like family! Who else does that today. Thank you Kingston Postal employees for making me want to come see you! Really!

It's certainly fashionable to hate the United States Postal Service, wrongly conflating bad senior…read moremanagement and ridiculous, money hemorrhaging, oversight by Congress as a sleight against the hard working men and women who man the front lines. I have never had a problem here, in fact, many times they've gone out of their way to offer excellent money saving advice on postage and shipping. Sure, you can find bad people anywhere but generally speaking the USPS is not the punch line that springs to mind when I want to illustrate how not to do something. Congress... on the other hand...

This US post office is always clean and organized. Pat is always so welcoming and positive. It's…read morepleasure to do mailing there. Very pleasant atmosphere!

Friendly nice knowledgeable convenient hours helpful. Sometimes there is a line But you can be…read moresure that the attention given to every person will also be given to you. They work efficiently but they do not rush you. They make sure you understand the options you have and the cost before they center packages out can't say enough good things

The posted hours advertised for this location on Saturday is 2:00. However when you get there you…read moresee a piece of tape over the "window hours" indicating 1:30. Only lobby is accessible until 2:00. USPS Skillman should update their actual hours of service. Drove 30 minutes to get here and carried in many boxes only to find interior door locked.

Held mail is never here, always goes to 08844. Otherwise, it's not much here but minor retail, no…read moresorting occurs except as insta-date when everyone works.

We love the personal connection one gets at this small and efficient Post Office. Why go to a big…read moreimpersonal automated box when you can deal with real people.

The customer service I received was very pleasant. There was a middle-aged male who helped me. His…read morename might be Ken, who has the gift of making people smile. I was ordering a passport after losing my old one, and he went the extra mile to make sure I had everything done correctly. He also gave me an estimate of when I should expect my passport and I received it in just 3 weeks using expedited service! Thank you for your service!

Love our Raritan mail person Kim! She's the best and so is the service and the entire staff in…read moreRaritan boro PO

Kim is the main clerk at this location and is there about 98% of the time. She is extremely helpful…read moreand kind. I feel like this tiny little branch is a hidden gem, especially compared to the nearby Hillsborough branch, which is a nightmare. I have never waited more than 3 minutes except for once while Kim patiently helped an extremely elderly lady who needed help sending greeting cards to her grandkids- can't be mad at that!

I delt with this store twice, first time for a passport photo, second time for an amazon return…read more This UPS store charges twice as much for the photo than anyplace else did and failed to properly frame the photo, thus rejected, a serous waste of time. The second time was for an Amazon return, came in with item in the original shipping box and shipping tag all it need was a piece of tape to attach, I was told they, "The Shipping Store" didn't have any tape and I must buy an $8 roll. Amazon pays for the shipping must you squeeze every penny out of the people you deal with.

First, it's great that they're open on Sundays! Next, customer service! Luke went the extra mile…read morewith friendly courtesy. I sold an item on FB Marketplace and the buyer wants it shipped. She estimated a $5.00 cost. Luke gave me the true story. With UPS, the cost is actually $13.72 and he researched the USPS cost to be $23.66. It's rare to run across an employee who is genuinely pleased to dig for details and comparisons. Yea- UPS Skillman and Luke!