The UPS Store 8045 Tara Boulevard, Jonesboro, GA 30236

"I wish I could give it zero stars. All the years I've been forced to come to this location, I never get greeted. Nobody every looks like they are, at the very least, content to be at work. And now.... Although there are THREE different signs that they offer notary service.... There isn't a notary at this location. They should've just closed this location instead of switching which side of Kroger it's on."

"Customer service sucks! I just left this location and the short little guy who works here is the absolute worst. He refused to allow me to get my documents notarized. This is why small men are so dangerous because they have to take their shortcoming out on everyone around them. His reasoning for the refusal is because the document was signed although not dated. (Never had an issue at this UPS or any other location) I told him that I would white out my signature and re-sign it in front of him. He cursed at me and said he would not do it. He has deeper issues than just signature. Miserable little man. Smh went to the post office and it was complete in 2 min. Don’t come to this not only dirty and unorganized location go somewhere else with people who have sense."

"The worse UPS Store I’d ever been too, so unprofessional and long wait. Terrible! Look for another location! Save your time! Also: no ACDC!!! Summer time!!!! Burning down there waiting for some attention!!!!"

"I never like to leave a negative review and I definitely understand how clocking in and out works for employees. But I walked into this particular location at 1:15 pm and there were two employees behind the desk. I let them know I needed something notarized and was told that one of them was the notary but he was not on the clock. He stated that he would have to charge me personally as he would be acting as a mobile notary or I could wait 45 minutes for him to clock in. I was a little shocked asked if he took CC or could he clock in and do it and then clock out and he said no. I just wonder how many other customers they have lost to the mobile notary instead of the store employee."