The UPS Store

"This is the 2nd time I've needed to take a pkg to this location. They HAVE been VERY Helpful and Knowledgeable about their job. They HAVE went above and beyond in their duties. They ARE Courteous when addressing their customers. The main lady there SHOULD actually get a promotion due to her knowledge, skill and attitude."

"Very unprofessional...been here a few times and not typical ups store. Wasn't expecting much but it is mccomb or somewhere in bfe MS..."

"I have mailed things but I mostly pick up packages and have a mailbox there. The staff in my experience is wonderful . They are always kind and helpful… even have helped me take packages out to my vehicle when there are large items. Definitely not something they had to do but I am grateful. Thanks and Merry Christmas."

"Absolutely horrible experience. Never shipped anything so my son and I unloaded the tv were shipping back home. After watching us come in the door and wait 5 min while she was helping the customer already there, she decides to let us know they don’t have boxes to ship it. No big deal, go to Lowe’s and buy a box and come back. Get back at 1:15PM and unload everything just to get to the door to see they’re closed. The sign clearly states open until 3:30PM on Saturdays. So fedex it is"

"This person working behind the counter is completely unprofessional and has the comprehension of a 2 year old. She obviously can not read or listen. I told her I had a package to be delivered as a drop off from a customer. All this uneducated numbskull could come up with is, "Here take your package." After I told her time and time again it is to be shipped by UPS and I only need a confirmation label to hand to my customer. Look, if UPS enjoys the most unintelligent staff occupying their stores. Then maybe people need to strictly use FedEx. I understand having a bad day, but this person was also on the phone with the stores owner berating another employee. UPS Mccomb, MS has horrible customer service and obviously unintelligent staff that can't comprehend basic instructions."