If you don't want to do your job, that's not the customer's problem…read more I've been coming to this post office regularly and have never felt the need to leave a review before, but today's experience was unacceptable. I came in for a simple transaction and said hello when I walked in. Instead of being greeted professionally, the employee looked at me with a blank, lifeless expression, as if I didn't exist, and simply told me to wait, even though there was no one else there. She gave me a condescending attitude and made me feel as though I didn't know what I was doing. When it was finally my turn, she seemed more interested in avoiding the transaction than helping me and told me I could just use the kiosk instead. Customer service requires basic respect and professionalism, and unfortunately I experienced neither today. Customers should not be made to feel unwelcome or disrespected for simply asking for assistance. Very disappointing experience. I think her name was Tanisha I barely remember

Self service kiosk machine works but they locked the package dropoff. Whats the use of "24" hour…read morelisting but they lock the dropoff on holidays and weekends.

They could not lock the package bin so we can ship after hours. Why have a self scanner if we cant…read moreuse it?

My landlord is 89 years old. He has a long driveway. Some nights I stay at my boyfriends and can't…read morecheck the mail. A mail carrier left a package at the mailbox in the rain. They did not attempt to leave at the door as they are required to do. I was infuriated when I saw it this morning. At the end of the driveway, saturated. This is inexcusable. Do better.

Staff in this UPS facility super friendly and care about every customer. We have a pleasant…read moreexperience with all employees. Thanks to everyone

This store does not have a notary on any regular basis. I stopped in a month ago and they told me…read moreto come back another day. Today, they said they might have one in two weeks. It would be more helpful to take that service off their website or post a schedule for notary services (or take appointments). https://locations.theupsstore.com/md/annapolis/1783-forest-dr/notary

This location is in a strip mall behind Wawa and is in a small yet busy shopping center. There is…read moreparking right up front and 15-minute spots convenient if you have heavy packages to mail like I did. The interior is quite small but has the standard shipping and packing supplies. There was no line, so I was helped right away. The employee was friendly, prompt, and efficient. No issues and no nonsense. In and out quickly! I recommend this location.

I have been using this UPS Store for years and was surprised by the low score. I have never had a…read moreproblem, have always found them helpful, and appreciate the location/convenience. I especially like the new (ish) feature where if you have a prepaid label (e.g., Amazon) you can self-scan and drop off without waiting in line.

I had to stay here to await trial for a minor charge. I'm transgender and they're suppose to house…read morepeople like me differently than they did. They even mentioned this to me. Saying they usually house people like you with the females, then immediately told me I was being housed with the males. I ended up being sexually assaulted and the offender faces additional charges. It was completely avoidable. This place is awful and anyone who has a loved one here should be worried about the welfare of their loved one. -Amber Caggiano

My son is housed at Anne Arundle County Detention Center, he was…read more detained there since the first week of August and has already been beating, and working in medical i know he needs a MRI of the brain, and the Orbit which have to do with the eyes, he had already experienced a fight before he got there, these people refused to send him out to the hospital, just drug him up with medications, people make bad choices, but they are still human, and deserves to be safe, and sent out if injured or sick, don't treat them like animals because they made bad choices, what if the roles were reversed. i want my son seen by a professional doctor not a CRNP who just drug him up and later finds out he has life threatening issues from being attacked at this detention center.

The prices on boxes are a bit too high, though not so high as to cause me to go elsewhere…read more Their business practices are a bit shady in my opinion... I purchased a few boxes one week, then returned not even 2 weeks later to find a different, slightly higher price for the same boxes. I asked if the price went up, but was told no. Also, while I haven't purchased UPS shipping from there yet, I have gotten a few quotes and after researching myself online with the same perimeters, their UPS shipping prices are way higher than anywhere else. Here's a positive: the lady who runs the place, while shady, is perfectly nice. I wish there were other, more honest postal shops like this in Annapolis, but I don't think there are. I won't be going back and will figure out other ways to meet my postal needs.

The new owner greets you by your name with each visit--that stands out to me the most. He is…read moreprofessional and courteous. This is a straightforward service that hasn't disappointed.

Damn, new Yelp hate reads unlocked. Like, maybe Larry's Towing in Wichita is as bad as you say but…read moreonly a crackpot would rate Annapolis one star. As one who has dealt with "you don't have a car? KYS" rhetoric I have no sympathy for fools who go to a popular historic town and whine about parking. The town runs a free shuttle to make things easier and the core super-crowded area is only a few blocks. Enjoyable scene overall. Not as "try hard" as Inner Harbor and a hint of upscale maritime culture but not in an oppressive way like when I sat near a table of Rick Von Slonekers in Petoskey. You don't like overpriced touristy T-shirts? Me neither. Views of ancient (by American standards) buildings are free. As is the spectacular sunset at Spa Creek Bridge (seasonal, I'm not an export on earth curvature but it's there in August).

Thirty miles from Baltimore, 40 from Washington, D.C., Annapolis, Maryland, the capital city of…read moreMaryland is located near the mouth of the Severn River at Chesapeake Bay. Its history began when a group of Puritans left the Virginia Colony and ended up establishing a new community near the current location on the other side of the Severn River in the mid-1600s. This was land given by the King of England to Lord Baltimore, whose wife Anne Arundel gave her name to this town and surrounding county. During the later days of our Revolutionary War, the growing city (now, Annapolis after Queen Anne of England) was the temporary capital of our emerging Continental nation. When Philadelphia was occupied by the British, the Continental Congress met in the new Maryland State House. It was there in 1783 that the Treaty of Paris was signed declaring an end to the struggle between the combatants. It was also in this place that George Washington resigned his commission as Commander of the Continental Army, and returned to private life until elected first President of the United States. Today, Annapolis is the capital of Maryland and the home of the U.S. Naval Academy. It is an attractive city, with strong ties to its past and oriented to the Bay that has provided so many resources to the people living there. For visitors like us, it is a good cultural place to hang out for a few days. The Academy is worth a half day tour for the midshipmen parading on campus and the naval museum. Main Street is worth a few hours to stroll and explore this old architecture and tourist zone where there are things to buy if of that inclination. The Maryland House at the top of Main Street and close by the capital rotunda, is a great stop for a drink or meal, as it looks and feels much as it did when Ben Franklin, John Adams and John Jay celebrated the signing of the Treaty of of Paris next door. We hoisted one to their honor in the darkly wooded tavern. Finally, check out the city dock area, where you can watch the sailing boats in the harbor and bay, grab a water taxi for a tour, and a table in front of the Federal House for a fresh seafood lunch. This area is very picturesque and steeped in American history. It is well worth a couple of days to explore. And, if you're into blue crabs, the best place to indulge.

SOMETHING ALARMING THAT I JUST LEARNED: When you ship FedEx through a third party like Postal…read moreExpress it makes it very difficult to pursue a refund or reimbursement. This is because the shipping was done not through your personal account, but the third party's. So, when my FedEx package arrived late and I needed to request a refund, I called Postal Express to lodge the complaint as FedEx told me I needed to do. What happened next, you ask? Well, Postal Express flat-out refused to call FedEx to pursue the issue. As I have been told by FedEx, there is no recourse for the sender in this position because FedEx cannot credit the individual sender, only the third party that it was shipped through, and they (not the sender) must make the formal refund request to FedEx. Since Postal Express is refusing to help me, I am apparently left with no options... all I can do is air my complaint in this Yelp review. *sigh* In conclusion, I strongly suggest you save yourself the headache and DO NOT SHIP THROUGH POSTAL EXPRESS. Do your shipping at an official FedEx, UPS or USPS location so that you can have control over issues that may arise with the shipment instead of leaving it up to an unwilling third party.