I love this post office! The staff is soooo nice. I live in a different town but this one is closer…read moreto me. I'd go here even if it wasn't closer to me!

Cute post office but TINY. I managed to go when it was super busy and there wasn't a lot of staff,…read morenor room for it, but they were kind and pretty speedy. They seem to offer the services of a big post office with small town charm and beautiful old post boxes out front.

I like this location because they're open open early (8:00 weekdays abd 8:30 Saturday). I live in…read moreSouth Windsor and our those post offices don't open until 9:00. It's very convenient for me to go there at 8 weekday mornings. I mail a lot of packages and this works great for me. I know the morning clerks abd they're efficient and friendly but usually only one on at a time when they open so it can back up a little. Usually not bad, though. Love having this less than 10 minutes away with their early morning hours!

What happened to the United States postal service is delivery Creed neither sleet snow freezing…read morerain she'll keep them from their appointed rounds and yet the candy asses don't deliver on January 26th 26th because of a little snow on the ground and if they keep asking for rate hikes and pay increases they should cut their pay back they got a bunch of pansies working for him now that don't want to go out and get wet or walk in the snow what are we paying for the increases for

the worst usps location!!! my package has been all over Connecticut & they wont answer the phoneread more

I had to sell a basket to some guy in Wisconsin so I had to send it in the mail. When I asked a…read morepostal worker how much it would cost to have it shipped out-of-state, the cheapest I had to pay came to a unbelievably whopping $52 dollars just to send that thing. How would you overcharge for either priority or regular first-class mail that is just recklessly ridiculous. This is stupid. Come on, the postal service is out of control these days. I can't believe why post offices let you charge a lot more than you think. I won't be coming back to that POST OFFICE anytime soon.

You could have money orders on hand so that when customers come in requesting a money order, they…read morecan actually get one instead of having to go to a different branch in a different town.

Just OK, but it's within walking distance so I do tend to frequent this post office. There's always…read morejust one person working behind the counter, and they only allow one customer at a time into the 'inner sanctum,' so it can take a while. They're open 9-5 daily but they do shut down for lunch from 1-2. On Saturdays they close at 1PM and are closed completely on Sundays.

Convenient location that you can access for mail drop-off 24 hours a day. If you want to enter the…read morelobby when the building isn't staffed you just swipe a credit card to get in. If you need to buy stamps or make other purchases i recommend getting there a few minutes before it opens, it's a busy location.

Who ever delivered our mail today thank you so much for ruining my book. I don't know how you bent…read morethe book in half to jam it into my mailbox so you didn't have to walk 10 ft up to my porch! I guess I should be thankful it came to the right house! Lazy Lazy Lazy!!!

Another example of the totally cool historic stuff you can find in CT…read more This long building with a big gambrel roofed main section has seen a lot of mixed use over the years. Way back in the 1720's, it served as a grocery store. In 1757, a barbershop sprung up in part of the building. But what makes this place significant in United States history is what happened here in 1783. That's when it received it's first government post rider. That makes the building the oldest continuously operated post office in the country. So yesterday, I walked in, bought a stamp, and mailed a letter there. My brush with history!

I went to the Vernon location for UPS at 35 Talcotville the 2 white women were rude and racist they…read morerefused to take my return and were treating me like I was a dumb black man. The old white lady was having a personal conversation on the phone then she came to the counter and refused to take my amazon return. I was going to call the police because i felt violated. I call a supervisor at amazon, and she was mad and apologized for their behavior. Amazon told me to keep the tires, and they refunded my cost for the tires. i will never go into that store ever again. and I am calling UPS customer service as soon as I am done.

I've used this UPS Store a few times to drop off Amazon returns. Today it was a Lands End return…read more It's so easy. When you submit the return on the Amazon site they give you a QR code. You bring your item in, show the QR Code and they do the rest. No box. No tape. No address label. Just walk away. It's awesome. There is always a line because someone always has a problem. I've had delightful and helpful employees and I've had employees that clearly hate their jobs. But I would still recommend using the UPS Store.

I have had good experiences and poor experiences here. It totally depends on who is working. Post…read moremaster rude and indignant. The older female clerk courteous and helpful.

Not a good post office at all, but then again, are any? If I had my choice in terms of online…read moreshipping alone, I wouldn't use the USPS at all. This particular location fits my assessment of how I feel when I order online. Pretty rude, slow, and incompetent. Your basic USPS experience in other words...

About the same as any other post office. Guy working last time was slightly friendlier than…read moreaverage, they have the same supplies, and the same set of confusing, similarly named shipping options. More space inside than some, so a good option for crappy days.

Do the associates make commission at the USPS? On my first visit, I had to ship back a clothing…read moreitem with tracking on the parcel. I told the woman to choose the cheapest choice. She proceeds to choose 2 day shipping (that arrived over a week late) with an oversized envelope. It should have cost $7-$8, but it cost me $12. A few days later, I have 8 Christmas cards to mail. I go in for 8 stamps, and she tells me (same woman) that I can only buy them in books of 20. The "old crew" was much nicer and helpful.

Just like all other USPS locations, their hours are crappy (They open after most of us get to work,…read moreand close before we leave), but the interior space was decent, parking and getting back out is better than the Main Street East Harftord location, and the woman behind fhe counter was very nice and efficient. Not a bad option.

Horrible service. Clerks are unprofessional and rude to customers. They are directly responsible…read morefor making mistakes that result in delivery issues.