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“Every time I have visited this post office everyone has been very helpful and efficient, even during the holidays. My daughter and I got our passports done here and it took a fraction of the time that it took elsewhere.”
9:30 - 11:30AM
21616 E Wellesley Ave, Otis Orchards-East Farms
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“excellent post office with friendly service, and great route carriers, i see a lot of people review-whining about having to walk and sort mail ...wahhhhh. the usps is not here to cater to your princess needs, or for climbing ice mountains to bring you your amazon face creams.”
“This is a small Post Office that you may miss if you're not careful. Haven't found anything they couldn't help me with yet. I dropped by to ask about an email I had received as I was suspicious it may be Spam fishing for personal information. I was pleased to find the Post Office employee here was able to quickly identify my email as Spam and showed me the very subtle identifiers that gave it away. Kudos to the Post Office employee for his knowledge and courtesy to take the time to help.”
“i went in because i had a misplaced amazon package and thought it might be there... and sadly it wasn’t delivered there, but they were so SO helpful and treated me like i actually mattered. they tried multiple different ways of tracking the package from their end and even went looking through their back of house to search for it, even though we all knew it was a long shot. the lady that was assisting me even grabbed a coworker that wasn’t too busy at the moment just to make sure she wasn’t missing anything. super super compassionate and caring people, or at least they were on the day i went in haha!”
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“Some of the nicest most helpful and caring people. The carrier even brings treats for my dogs. So I can't even imagine what all the complaints are about. Some people just have to complain. We're human, we make mistakes, get over it, get a life, and quit complaining.”