Mailboxes Etc Glasgow-Charing Cross

This business is convenient with friendly, helpful staff.
I’ve only been in a couple of times but left happy each time. On my first visit I needed to photocopy a document after my printer (which also photocopies stuff) was out of ink. It was 5 or 10p for a black & white copy & the shop assistant did it for me.
The second time I was sending a parcel via courier & using this place meant I could drop off the parcel at a time that suited me rather than waiting in for a courier pick up.
The shop is large & clean & also houses a number of PO Box type mailboxes (as the name might suggest!).

SOme reviews sparkle with joy and wonder at the experience you’ve had at a great local business. Some wallow in despair or brim with rage and anger at the customer service you’ve received as a consumer… this review just goes ‘oh, that was easy (Kevin)’.
Tap tap tap… t’would appear my flowery and descriptive magic box of words in my brain is busted. Hrmmmm, will have to make do with the bare bones for this ‘ere review-​a-​ma-​jiggery.
I had something that had to be with someone else by a certain time.
I don’t trust Royal Mail as far as I can throw them (and by them I mean the entire organisation)
I went to this place.
They took my parcel. Told me it would be at it’s intended location by the end of play tomorrow.
I said thanks, paid the nice man some money and left whistling the theme tune to Dora The Explorer (does anyone else hate the map or is it just me?)
Given that I’ve just visited this place today, I have no idea whether the package will arrive on time, in one piece and not on fire (looking at you Royal Mail!).
If this turns out to be the case then I shall update my review. If not then may I suggest you use this place for mail type posting type activities. it’s basic, swift and appears (so far) to do the job required.
Now, does coffee work when trying to fix flowery magic brain boxes?

I have used both Royal Mail and Mailboxes Etc, to send packages. I have found only slight differences between both these services, some being Mailboxes Inc seems to be more expensive to send things relatively similar in size and weight. I have found both these to be reliable and good service.
Mailboxes Inc. does have a few other perks, for example, it offers wifi but this comes at a cost, and really it is not a place you would ideally sit all day on your emails. I’d try the icafe for that.

Not the most creative or stunning of shops, but extremely useful. It is in an ideal location; has a good range of opening hours and the staff are helpful, friendly and good at what they do.
This is the place where I get most of my photocopying done and have sent a few packages internationally, when needed. If you are willing to pay a little bit extra compared to the old Royal Mail public service; you will receive good, quick and a superior service.
Other services include Internet access and the purchasing of mail and stationary paraphernalia.

I understand that we need shops like Mail Box Etc but this is one of the most tedious shops in the history of man. If I force myself to look past the widescreen boredom that is this shop then I can appreciate that it is actually filled with very useful services.
If you need a special mail box because you don’t trust the one at your house then this is a good shop to go to. If like me you need to get lots of things photocopied and have very little money I give this a big Unilocal stamp of approval.
It also offers quite cheap Internet access so if you are in the area and freak out about needing to update your Twitter or check how much spam your email account has then pop in.