Super helpful with a packing and shipping solution that required some extra thought. Thanks!read more

This store would be fine if they got rid of some of very rude staff. A horrible experience simply…read morebecause I wanted to see the 1st page of my three files before the rest was printed. A quality control check is very much standard procedure. Being music, it was important that the copies are usable. (I have had files printed before that were apparently reduced when scanned and I wanted to make sure these files were going to be OK.) After getting a song and dance that it would create more work (honestly, I thought that was his job!), I asked if there was a problem printing the test pages and the answer was "no". But that didn't stop the incessant arguments about paper sizes and anything else he could make a case of. It was totally uncalled for and I felt I was being harassed. I finally had to say I wasn't there for an argument, just to have my files printed. It was a nasty experience and I will think twice, nay thrice, before ever deciding to step foot in this place again. If UPS is going to hire such unqualified help, they need to up their supervision.

store closes at 6pm on Saturday when both google and staples say 7pm. associate closed the door…read morewithout ever saying a word despite being less then 5 feet away

Aurora is great in the printing dept. She is very knowledgeable, patient and polite. She always…read moreseems to get all my printing done perfectly. I highly recommend the professional printing at Staples. The place can get busy and you can see the staff really hustling to get the job done

My oral chemo was due on Thursday last week and my Insulin on Friday. Today is monday and neither…read morehave arrived by 5 pm. I have been out of the insulin and it has been at least 3 days without my chemo. Fedex doesn't arrive on time. Don't trust them with any deliveries

FedEx is simply unreliable for where I live in New Hampshire. They can make 6 deliveries to my…read morehome with no problem, then they can't seem to be able to find the home that they have delivered to successfully in the past. I live in an unincorporated area of New Hampshire. There are several unincorporated areas in New Hampshire that have full time residents including well known Dixville, Wentworth Location, and others. None of these unincorporated areas have their own post office. Consequently, the Post Office will assign those who live in these areas the zip code of the nearest Post Office that is not located in the unincorporated area. Residents of these unincorporated areas are also give a free Post Office box at the Post Office so that they can pick up their mail. When one places an online order, the automated order taking software will not accept a delivery address of a Zip Code with a town name that does not match where that post office is located. Furthermore, in my example living in Millsfield, the Post Office assigned us the zip code of 03579, which is the very same zip code of where the nearest Post Office is located. Additionally, the zip code of 03579 is not only assigned to Millsfield, it is also assigned to about a half dozen other unincorporated areas where Errol is the nearest post office. I always make sure that Millsfield is somewhere in the delivery address. If I can enter it as a Company name on the order taking software, I do that. If I can enter MIllsfield as a second address line, I do that. Millsfield is ALWAYS part of my delivery address! One would think that when a successful delivery is made by FedEx to a resident who lives in an unincorporated area the driver would be able to record GPS coordinates of the successful delivery location so that other FedEx delivery drivers would know exactly where to make future deliveries. But apparently FedEx does not do this. Apparently new drivers will search only the area where the Post Office is located, without bothering to look in other areas that have been assigned that very same zip code. So, in my case, after several previous successful deliveries to my home, apparently a different driver was assigned to delivery my parcel last Friday. The parcel was not delivered Friday, and a promise to deliver Saturday was made. It wasn't delivered on Saturday, and a Monday delivery was promised. There was no delivery on Monday either. On Tuesday, the good news is that the parcel was delivered. The bad new is that it was delivered to a home located about a half a mile from where I live. UPS NEVER has this problem! They successfully deliver to my home, which is located right on a State Highway, multiple times each week. I have now reached a point where, if a vendor is using FedEx for deliveries, I'll opt for a different vendor that uses UPS. Maybe FedEx works great for where you live, but FedEx really doesn't work reliably where I live right on a NH State highway. ------------------------------------------- As an addendum on 10/17/2023, today was yet another case of a botched delivery. Parcel was supposed to be delivered today. The claim on online tracking was an incorrect address. The address is perfectly correct. The problem is that FedEx fails to understand that the very same zip code that is assigned to Errol, NH is also assigned to several unincorporated areas that do not have their own post office.

Thanks for the white glove delivery of an expensive and very large oil painting. A family heirloom…read morefinally reunited! It arrived in a large black Suburban wound with a quilt blanket around the entire piece and frame and handled with utmost attention and care. Grateful not to be bounced around another couriers truck with electronics and hefty items. My vision of paint falling off the canvas was unnecessary. I appreciated the first rate care of this item. Thanks signed BluesMama. Aka New England Nancy

SURE EXPRESS, Sure to IMPRESS!…read more A high-end luxury wood furniture manufacturer in Maine recently shipped a delicate cherry table to my home in northern California using SURE. I was concerned about the logistics of the shipment, which had to be moved across the country on a tight schedule. SURE was more than up to the task. They called to introduce them- selves, picked up the freight as scheduled, delivered it exactly on time and called afterwords to ensure that all was in order (it was). It's refreshing to write about a company that gets everything right. SURE did not ask me for a review, and I received no compensation for it beyond the pleasure of working with a company that knows their work and does it well.

Love finding out there is a package come around the corner to collect it and it's waiting on the…read morecounter because Kim or Noah saw me entering. Small town living at its best.

Patriot went inside the Post Office to take a peek inside…read more It's your typical post office. P.O. Boxes available. Clerks inside.. Mail pickup and drop off.

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This is a nice Post Office located in the same building as the US Customs and Border Protection…read moreport of entry in Derby Line. Note that this is not the I-91 port of entry, it is the one in town. The people who work there are very nice and helpful. Many Canadians have post office boxes here so they can avoid paying international mail rates for magazines, etc. There is a Canada Post in Stanstead if you want to send mail to Canada.

Happy I switched from Chelsea VT post office to here! It's a bit of a drive, but the Postmistress…read moreis so friendly, helpful, and most of all COMPETENT at her job, that I'd never go back.

I am writing this review after months of repeated issues with this post office that have resulted…read morein the death of live animals due to staff negligence and refusal to follow clearly marked handling instructions. I would give negative stars if I could. We routinely receive live animal shipments, clearly labeled as such and marked HOLD FOR PICKUP. Despite this, on at least seven separate occasions, packages addressed to our home have been sent out for delivery anyway, left exposed to extreme winter and summer temperatures, and the animals inside arrived dead. This happened repeatedly, even after we followed USPS instructions precisely. To prevent further loss of life, we began addressing our shipments directly to the post office for pickup, which successfully worked once. The animals were held inside and collected alive. However, during our most recent visit, we were informed--without any prior notice--that as of the new year, packages may no longer be addressed to the post office. We were told this change had been "made known to everyone," though we were never informed by any means. Despite this, when we arrived at the post office, staff confirmed that our live animal package was physically in the building. At that point, a clerk refused to retrieve the package, stating she was "too busy" because there was a line out the door and she was working alone. The package was confirmed to be on-site, yet staff would not get it. This was not due to policy, safety, or impossibility -- it was a refusal to perform the task. This is unacceptable. Staffing issues are not the customer's responsibility, and refusing to retrieve a live shipment that is already in the building--after months of documented handling failures--is profoundly unprofessional. The attitude displayed was dismissive, rude, and indifferent to the consequences of their actions. To be clear: * These packages were clearly labeled as LIVE ANIMALS * They were marked HOLD FOR PICKUP * USPS errors have repeatedly resulted in animal deaths * Staff acknowledged the package was present but refused to retrieve it This is not an isolated incident. It is a pattern of negligence, poor communication, and unwillingness to take responsibility. I strongly caution anyone receiving time-sensitive, temperature-sensitive, or live shipments to reconsider using this location. Accountability and basic professionalism are not optional when lives--animal or otherwise--are involved.

I haven't received mail for 17 days. I've called them and complained a few times, finally they said…read morethe mailman said the mailbox was damaged, what's funny is my tenant used the same mailbox and gets mail almost everyday. They're trying to cover up and think I'll let it go. No!! Two years ago I lost $200 worth of gift cards near Christmas time, they told me back then a couple of mailmen got fired for taking mail. I just got hold of my lawyer who won't just make sure my mailman is terminated, he's gonna go after the post office. I have a new bank card coming, I haven't received end of the months bills or my disability check. They're horrible.

The personnel at the Franconia Post Office are exemplary. They are not only efficient and…read moreprofessional, but also kind, courteous and engaging. They make coming to the Post Office an enjoyable experience.