I do not mail many things in life. I have done it twice. But the attitude from staff here is so ridiculously bad I am leaving a review, regardless if I come back here or not.
I first entered and saw no one, I called out hello many times because the bell to ring for help is not advertised anywhere (was hidden on a door frame in corner). But what got me was, although they heard me saying hello (room with half walls), they blantantly ignored me. They even whispered as if I wouldn't hear them and would just leave.
I then tried to figure things out by myself, as to not bother them. It did not go well, because there is zero directive information, but somehow tons of posters everywhere on policies and postage, and stuff completely over my head. It was actually very overwhelming. If you are 'new' to mail, you will not find your way here without help.
So when someone came in who looked like a regular mailer, I asked for their help. They showed me the bell and called the staff to me, that stranger was kind and did the best they could at the time. I thank only them now, as the actual mail staff was frankly disgusted I needed their help. She literally scoffed at me when I apologized that I didn't know what I was doing and didn't mean to bother her while she was busy.
Her 'help' was constant eye rolling at my every word, exaggerated walking when she finally did leave her doorway, tthwn vague and angry pointing/gestures because she clearly didn't want to have to explain mail products at the time.
She just repeated the same thing over and over to me like I was some kinda of animal who couldn't learn a trick. I could barely get a word out to express that what she was saying didn't make sense to me and to explain details where I lapsed like what certain mail terms meant. So for example, I didn't get the opportunity to ask - How much is a stamp worth?
After getting no where with her repeated 'frustrations' at me, she just suddenly turned around and left for the back area. Me and the stranger stood there baffled and decided to awkwardly leave as it was clear neither of us were welcome. As we headed out, the kind stranger offered advise on other methods of mailing and even tried to help me pay for postage. I declined and thanked them, as I was content to mail my package elsewhere. read more