US Post Office

Get the job done. I always tend to come behind someone really slow, but that’s the charm of going to the post office. Plan on spending twice as much time as you think.
Friendly guy behind the counter, saved me a few bucks too. Will be back! (Because I have to.)

Long lines after holiday. but compare to the one in Montgomery Village this post office here in Coddingtown in front of the mall and Target it has a friendly attitude, good service even though theres a long lines they still manage to smile.

During my last two visits to this location, I observed a noticeable improvement in behavior of the employee that I negatively reviewed on November 29, 2013. He’s still not near as friendly as the African American employee, but his attitude has improved.

Yay no lines

African American guy, the nicest man in the world. I don’t know how he maintains his sense of humor, kindness and warmth.
The Hispanic tubby effeminate guy. Made my wife cry, made me want to slug him, two separate incidents. The worst excuse for a person I have met in a long time. I always let someone go ahead of me now if I am about to be waited on by him.

The staff at this post office is generally pretty friendly. Obadiah is the best. The lines here are always shorter than the lines at the downtown post office. I sell jewelery and books online, so I mail things quite frequently and I’ve learned my lesson… this is the only local post office I’ll go to.

Went there today to open a post office box. I waited in line for about 10 minutes and then was helped by one of the clerks. He was polite and appeared to go out of his way to help others while I waited in line. The building is old and definitely needs some paint both inside and out. All in all, not a bad facility at all. There’s a large parking lot and it’s very easy to get to.

Certainly the second sketchiest post office I’ve ever been to. Want to know the first? Upham’s Corner in Boston. The clerks stand behind bullet-​proof glass.
This one is located on the outskirts of Coddingtown Mall’s parking lot, nestled between a check cashing place and a bail bonds place. As you can imagine, there was an array of undesirables outside of each establishment. The post office itself was empty so that was a plus. But there were several signs saying they do not accept unsigned credit cards, not even ones that say «Check ID» on them. Bummer. So we had to rummage around for some cash. (All post offices are not suppose to accept unsigned cards, but it seems only the sketchiest locations enforce this rule for obvious reasons, Upham’s Corner included.)
All in all, it was a serviceable post office. But I think I’ll stick with Best Wishes unless I absolutely need to go to a real post office.