FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

Avoid this place!!! I went to this FedEx location a couple of days ago and the computer rentals really SUCK!!! First of all, my credit card information was HACKED!!! from one of the readers that had a skimmer on it, which copied the magnetic strip of my card!!!
Ironically, the credit card that I used there was brand new, so there is no way it was somewhere else, on top of that, I received a call from my bank saying that my account was put on hold because of «suspicious » activities. Coincidentally, I proceeded to check my bank statement and someone used my information to buy food from Jimmy Johhs that it’s next to it! LOL!!! They used my card info at many places as well. NEVER, AGAIN! I will ever come back to this untrustworthy place!!! By the way, the time and day of this occurrence was October 18, 2015 around 5:00pm. Don’t take a risk, don’t use this computer rentals!!!

Way over priced for printing. I went here to get my wedding invitations printed. 100 on 80# glossy card stock, 4×6, and black and white with cutting. They wanted to charge me $ 306. What a rip off!!! I went to a local printing shop by my house and they charged me $ 37 for the same work and same quality! They even offered me 100# paper instead of 80. Do your research people. Kinkos is not worth it and their employees are not knowledgeable whatsoever.

Terrible, terrible. Don’t ever go there. They cheat you and make you buy expensive boxes, when they’re not required. If you refuse to buy, they refuse to ship. The only saving grace is the location, but it’s overpriced and not worth it.

I had to get some business cards printed overnight and they guaranteed that they would be ready the next day by noon. I even called and emailed to confirm that they would be ready. I walked in the next day and no one even had a clue that my order had been made. I am giving them two stars because the employee working that day dropped everything to make them for me on the spot, but as a result of the rush I ended up with business cards of varying sizes and uneven edges. I could not use half of them, which in turn made me look less professional than having no business cards at all. I may not go back to this location for anything like this again.

I have a feeling that earlier today I was a very unpleasant customer/​human while trying to print a double-​sided color brochure for a project due tomorrow. Tiffany, the only employee present, ended up being extremely nice to me even though I am sure I didn’t deserve it. She refunded the bad copies I had made, and showed me how to fix a problem with the copier. The reason I’m only giving it three stars is because of the equipment: I brought my laptop which was not nearly as convenient or simple as the signs indicate; I couldn’t print to a big printer from my laptop — only a desktop (hence the difficulty in printing double-​sided); the good copier smeared ink all over the page and the other copier had bad streaks through my pictures. Ultimately the equipment left a lot to be desired, but the human element was top-​notch.

I’m here all the damn time. Which I’m not happy about — long story — though I don’t complain so long as I have a paycheck.
But I realized that I kind of like the employees, so I’ll be bummed once the long story reaches its conclusion and I never have to come in here again to send a package.
Unilocal community trivia: Has anybody ever bought a birthday card at a Fedex store? ‘Cause they’re really lame. Ever received one?

The few times I’ve breezed into this branch of FedEx I’ve been mildly ignored, condescended to and am now fully annoyed by.
I needed two copies of one 8.5“x11″ black and white item from a flash drive. The workers’ eyes lit up as they lead me to a big copy machine with a credit card unit attached. Turns out, I could do it myself. In fact, the option to do it for me wasn’t even offered. They warned me it could take a few minutes (at which point I should have insisted they do it for me behind the counter). I put the flash drive in, credit card in and waited… and waited… and waited… five minutes went by while the machine was thinking. I finally asked them to just make my copy please as I was under a time crunch. She came over, muttered something about how the machine doesn’t like her, ejected my items then made the copies herself behind the counter in under 30 seconds.
On my computer, my item fit neatly on one page but on theirs somehow, it turned into one page and one sentence on a second page. My twenty cent copy turned into $.044 thanks to an upcharge for them to do it for me plus two additional pages.
The worker told me they’re getting run out of business here and there and they don’t even DO business cards anymore. Gee, I wonder why. A 10 minute ordeal could have been less than one minute, thanks to a great new convenient system. Just go back to doing it the way you did it before, FedEx. Seriously.

They seemed nice enough on the phone when I found out that they do NOT provide notary service, yet totally disinterested that they list their location as a notary on a couple of places online.
Luckily, I phoned ahead of time. It would have been quite a disappointment to expect official, professional notarization just to be welcomed by a casual indifference.

This place can be summarized in one word: CONVENIENT.
The employees are extremely nice and helpful. No attitudes here (thank goodness). Also, this location is open late (including Sundays) which is quite — no surprise here — convenient. I can’t tell you how many times this place has saved me. You know, now that I think about it, this place may deserve partial credit for getting me a great job since they actually printed my resume!
Only one con — the internet rate. It says the charge is $ 0.25 per minute, but somehow, I always get charged more than that. I don’t like that. LOL.

This FedEx has grown on me. In the past, I never would have used FedEx or its competitors. I would have stood in long lines at the post office waiting for my turn to endure a disgruntled post office worker.
Thanks to my procrastination, I have to ship things fast. I recently shipped my best friend’s wedding afghan six months after the wedding in three days. If I would have known that, the package would have been shipped a lot earlier. Thankfully, FedEx fills in those gaps. There’s no waiting in lines early in the day and the package will be shipped in about 3 days. Not bad. I know that I’m paying the extra expense to ship with them, but three days is a lot better than cheaper and 5 days after Christmas. I posted my Christmas packages today and they’ll arrive by Monday, well before the holiday.
At this location, the people are nice and helpful. They put up with my total lack of knowledge of their shipping rates. For me, it’s like my first Subway and Berry Chill experiences where I was completely overwhelmed with the process. You have to go in there knowing what you want. When I shipped the wedding afghan, one of the workers said that it usually arrives in 3 days as people are a little turned off by the sound of «Ground Shipping.» I’m all for ground shipping if it helps me getting all of my Christmas presents to their lucky recipients in time. Thanks to FedEx, I’m not going to be Scrooge this year.