USPS

This post office is either very entertaining and if you’re into old ladies– very «cute». OR it’s painfully irritating and slow. Depending on which way you look at it. It can be both and either/​or.
It’s run by volunteers, however that works… That is, old, wealthy ladies that have nothing better to do than volunteer at a post office.
First time I went there it was all good. Had to do an international shipment. Filled out the forms, it took a little time, but no worries, it was done.
Walked in the second time to do an international shipment– and these are little, light envelops we’re talking about– and I was immediately sent out the door and told I’d have to fill out the customs forms myself, because otherwise they «would have to get on the computer». What kind of fucked up excuse is that? Waste of time.

This is the cutest post office ever! It’s run by sweet little retirees who work for the National Assistance League. I really like coming here because the customer service is always great. I have never had the problems here that you get with a regular post office, like making a long ass line stand there while they cackle about their weekend in the club, or the attitude because they have to help you and they want to go on lunch… again, or the «I’m a total bitch» attitude, because they’ve been working there too long and clearly should have been removed from their position. It’s a small office, so don’t expect them to be able to do everything that a regular post office can, but they are very efficient and trained well on postal procedures.
Most of the time that I go in there it’s fairly empty, but if it gets a little full, you will have to take a number. They are open Monday through Friday 9 – 4:30 and are closed on weekends.
The post office is located tucked in the Weymouth shopping area. There are stores like a bakery, a florist, a couple restaurants, and a clothing store, in addition to other local shops. It’s a one-​way street, so you have to enter off of Weymouth, but there seems to be enough parking and on the street and in between some of the buildings.

This is the best post office I have ever been to. They are always so nice and so pleasant. What also is a great thing is this is that everyone there are volunteers. Every money goes to charity. It’s a small post office but I don’t care. These are great ladies.

Nice little post office. The older folks here are very slow, but they are volunteers and give off themselves to our community. They do not have money orders here, at times it does get busy and maybe these seniors are overwhelm but thats no excuse for bad service. Good litte post office, recommend it but good luck with parking.

Nice but slowest post office ever. Friendly but a snail will get to its destination before they’ve even checked you out. While I was waiting a gentleman handed the cashier his $ 20 only to have the cashier ask him if that was his $ 20 for the next five minutes. «Is this your money? Is this the $ 20? Did you hand be another $ 20? Did you hand me this? The total had been $ 19, the guy just looked at me like are you hearing this? lol have patience

I cannot believe this place Only has 3 stars. I have been coming in here for the past two years to ship out my Etsy and EBay items. If you didn’t already know, this is the ONLY all volunteer post office in the US. I have watched these wonderful little ladies be so patient and kind to some of the rudest customers. Especially during the holidays! It is really sad to watch how rude people can be to them knowing we live in such a small community and that they are not even being paid for their time. Yet they continue to provide service with a smile! I started coming here because it was close to my house. I continue coming here because these ladies are sweet and know how to give service with a smile! FYI– draw a number when you walk in and it will make things flow a little smoother

Friendliest little post office I’ve ever been to. I would go out of my way to come here, great experience on a Friday morning. Super nice volunteers who work there.

I will go out of my way to not do business here. The walking dead work here. Very rude, slow, impatient. come on we need people who can handle a 20 lb box and can use a cpu correctly.

The frendliest post office i have ever been to.

This post office is run by the Assistance League of San Pedro. It is the only all-​volunteer run post office in the US! This post office is different in that it runs on the «take a number» system, not a line. (There isn’t really room for a line, anyway.) They offer almost every service most post offices do, such as certified, registered, tracking/​confirmation, etc., but I don’t think they have PO boxes or passport services here. The volunteers who have served me here have always been very nice and sweet. Sometimes patrons who are unfamiliar with the «take a number» system may be confused initially, but it’s pretty straight forward once you take a look around. I like that they are open and accessible to me during working hours. If you are in the Pedro area, this is a MUCH better option than the PO on Beacon!

This is my neighborhood post office~ But, I always drive out of my way to not go here. Every time I go here the workers are soooo rude!!! They have big attitudes and act like you are a burden to them. They are sooo impatient, and definitely do not understand the concept of customer service. Don’t you dare ask a question, or they will belittle you. Also, they are soo slow (they move like snails maybe bc everyone that works there looks about 100). Maybe its time to let these volunteers go (bc they SUCK) and hire some new fresh faces with pleasant attitudes.

I drive out of my way to go here. The volunteers are always so pleasant and helpful. Example: I got there one afternoon, missing the last pickup of the day. When I told the ladies behind the counter how important it was to go out that day, a lady standing in the back rushed forward grabbed the package out of my hand saying ‚“I think I can catch him !” and ran down to the corner where the USPS truck was about to take off, banged on the cab and handed my package to the driver. It all happened so fast, my mouth was still agape by the time she strolled back in. I asked if there was an extra charge for this extraordinary service. She just smiled. Do you think a Postal worker would do this for you?

The employees at this small post office are not US Postal Service/​Government employees. They are Assistance League volunteers that apparently have some sort of arrangement with USPS to operate a post office, and I’ve never had any problems with them being rude or excessively slow. Props to them for volunteering their time, standing on their feet and running this place. If you must have a full service experience with real USPS employees, just go to the main office on Beacon Street. You will also get to deal with all the tweakers and panhandlers from the nearby halfway homes. Good luck with that. I’ll take a slightly crabby, elderly Croatian lady all day long.

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Place is super cute and the older women that work there are full of sassy and life… I find them to be very very help… Plus they are always very friendly and whiling to answer any question that you my have. I come here because of the nice service and I can’t help but like the Post Office, seeing that’s what my Pop retired from… Lol

This place is horrible, not only is it a tiny space but the employees here are so fucken slow and act like there is no one waiting on them. I felt completely uncomfortable, ignored and unwelcome. It’s not worth to have USPS employees that work so slow and that don’t wear their uniform compared to other USPS locations I’ve been to that are welcoming and professional. I hope this place closes down, it’s not worth to even have a USPS that’s going to in a tuna can space with unworthy employees. A USPS place needs to work in a fast environment with people that need to get in and get out!