The weekend drivers refuse to use the Amazon locker. Today is June 15th, 2025 and my package was…read morethrown next to the locker and in the unsecured lobby. The driver then out on the Amazon site that my 2nd package was left in my mailbox and it is NOT in my mailbox. Therefore, it appears there is a lie and a theft. I have spoken to the weekend drivers multiple times and they refuse to follow protocol.

28401 must be included on any list of the WORST Post Offices…read more Constant Issues: Lost mail Mis-delivered mail Amazon packages delivered 3-4 days late First Class Mail deliver at or after 9PM. Rude or uncaring counter service.

Owner of this franchise has directed his/her employees to NOT check in any Amazon returns except…read morehaving the customer do it themselves through the kiosk. Today there were 8 people in line out the door and 3 employees behind the counter just standing there doing nothing...well actually one was wiping down counters. When requested for help since they were just standing there, they said they had been instructed not to do so. I could understand it if snyone at all had needed something, but that was not the case. They were asked by most of the people coming in to see the line and them just standing there. Perhthey need a UPSonly line that is waited on fist, like First Class at airport, and then help others. It was absolutely ridiculous and a rainy day to boot. Pick another location for your returns.

I was in your store trying to get some tax information off my computer for filing taxes and I was…read morecompletely lost your associate was very helpful I felt a little guilty because it took some time but he was very determine to help me I asked him for his name so I could give him a plug since we cannot tip them his name is James D thanks James have a great day

Everyone in this store is awesome so nice and friendly and the guy went further and looked up info…read morefor me and printed it out can't ask for more this is my go to place now I hate the post office ........ thanks so much.

Great staff, always attentive. Fellippe is my go to man for all things printing and scanning. Super…read moregood guy. Pricing is alwatys good and FAE LESS expensive than the cost of a printer + cartridges.

The USS Battleship in North Carolina is one of the largest & iconic attractions of Wilmington,…read moreNorth Carolina. It went beyond my greatest expectations and was quite a workout in the middle of July. We chose to go on the self guided tour, so we could explore at our own pace. History of the battleship: The Battleship NORTH CAROLINA participated in every major naval offensive in the Pacific theater of operations during World War II, earning 15 battle stars. This authentically restored National Historic Landmark proudly serves as her State's World War II Memorial to the 11,000+ North Carolinians who made the ultimate sacrifice.- (Source: https://battleshipnc.com) One of the highlights of visiting this battleship is that your ticket for the self guided tour allows you to leave and re-enter the battleship on the day you bought it (from 8 AM to 5 PM). Military discount is $10 an adult person - must have military ID. We spent about 3 or more hours exploring the ship and it was quite an exercise workout going up and down the stairs in the ship on a hot day. There are 9 levels to explore on the battleship. We were not able to finish exploring all the levels due to being exhausted by the heat and getting dehydrated. There are areas you can sit and take a break in the ship fortunately. We took a few breaks but not enough. There are some fans inside the ship yet not many. The battleship has a wealth of information to read at the entrance area and inside the ship at every area. It felt like going inside narrow passage ways in a labyrinth walking through the ship. They displayed information of life inside the ship - a floating home away from for thousands of men living there. If you love military naval history or have a curious mind open to seeing & learning a wide variety of information & history, you will find this battleship fascinating. The shops inside the ship, post office, dining & recreational areas, officer living quarters, pharmacy , and kitchens were fascinating to me. The view of the battleship is very impressive as well. I can only imagine what this battleship was like many years ago especially when the only communication people on the battleship could receive from loved ones was through mail coming into the post office on the ship. I should have brought water and take more rest & hydration breaks at the battleship. It gets really hot during summer and very cold in the winter. It was too exhausting to keep going past three hours on the ship in one day . Overall, I loved visiting the battleship and a little shocked at how difficult it must be living on that ship with thousands of people on it. Looking forward to visiting this battleship again in the future.

Come see the history and beauty while walking on, around, and within the halls of the USS North…read moreCarolina. These ships have typical tight spaces and steep ladders for those who have difficulties involving such movements. Plenty to see. Nice gift shop on grounds and friendly greeters at the door to welcome you on board. All photography shown were uploaded also to Instagram: @3spade7star_photography and Facebook ThreeSpade SevenStar

Am going to called the sheriff Department and file a complaint against this organization. They are…read morelooking up peoples name and address and sending the letters via mail. They can't come door to to door but they are busy obtaining names and addresses to residents. Still soliciting. It's called harassment. Misdemeanor 1.

I have been going here for over 5 years, Friendly, kind and helpful staff! Quick and efficient…read moreservice. You will love it here

Quick and efficient service! Friendly and helpful staff! Helped me ship two packages through FedEx!read more

The UPS Store (312 N. Front St, Wilmington, NC) is under new ownership and management. We use them…read moreall the time for Amazon returns and other shipping needs. They also provide other services like copying, passport photos, etc. and offer basic office supplies for purchad se as well. Staff are efficient and friendly.

A Plus Service! Speedy, knowledgeable, and always very courteous…read more Convenient location downtown on N.Front Street. It's also family owned, which makes the experience even more special.

*continued from original review*: and after having to pain-stakingly explain to them why I couldn't…read moreget through to claims (as they of course gave me the "you're so stupid, this is a call for claims" kinda spiel when I told them why I was calling), they checked into the matter. They told me a guy named Gerald Love had received my claim and gave me a claim number I could use for calling the claims line, but to give it a few days. Surprisingly, a few days later, I got a letter from Mr. Love asking that I substantiate my claims for the value of the items that I listed as lost on the form and to mail such substantiation back to him. Well, I gathered up receipts and found the items online with their approximate price tags for some of the rarer/older items for which I had no receipt. Packed it up in an envelope, and sent it. After a week or so, I called the claims department with my claim #; however, the automated system informed me that number was not in the system. I called the main line again, verified my number, then tried to call claims again. Still no dice. In trying to talk to someone through the automated system, I again landed in an employee mailbox area. After getting no updates from Gerald Love for weeks, I called Greyhound about a week after Christmas. The customer service folks informed me that Mr. Love "had just gotten my package yesterday" (despite being sent a month before; are they implying USPS is as inadequate as Greyhound is?) and that he would for-sure e-mail me the next day. Guess who e-mailed me the next day? I dunno, but it sure wasn't Gerald Love. He didn't e-mail me the next day, either, so I called Greyhound customer service again, this time demanding a direct line to the fellow. After some reservation, the lady gave it to me. I have called this number a great deal since I got it, but only ever get a voice-mail, to which I have left very patient and low-key messages asking him to call me back. Such a professional, this Gerald Love. Besides ol' Gerald, my wife has dealt with a Selena Mendez of the claims department via telephone, who asked her to send the documentation through e-mail, which we did. No response from her on that or any further inquiries, either. So, as of this writing (late April, 2013), it has been over 8 months since my package has been lost, with neither an apology from Greyhound, nor an update on the package status (yeah, I know it's gone) or some kind of repayment for the loss. In reading online, I have seen numerous horror stories of the like for this company, in both shipping and general bussing. The best advice I can give to you is stay FAR, FAR AWAY, and tell your friends to patronize travel companies who do more than rely on a name to garner customers, but actually have some accountability.