United States Postal Service 230 Frank Allen Road, Cashiers, NC 28717

"Our local Cashiers Post Office is a well run, clean, efficient place to meet, greet and get your local mail / news. Best in the land!"

"Absolutely rude and speaks to customers as if they are idiots. I bit my tongue and didn't respond rudely as I knew it wouldn't help the situation. I will do my absolute best to avoid using this post office. I have mailed a check which never arrived to the address or to my return address. I have not received packages that this post office states delivered to my mailbox. He acted like it was my fault and said I should pay for a PO box."

"Service at our branch PO is getting worse and worse--with the exception of Brian, who tries hard and actually makes an effort. Our street has no delivery--so we actually have to pay extra for less service: i.e., to have a Post Office Box. When we get a parcel, then we have to wait in line to get it. The lines are often painfully slow. And if by chance, the shipper has neglected to include the PO Box #, don't expect the Post Office--all of whose employees know us by name and by sight--to take two seconds to look up the PO Box number. Instead, they just return it to the shipper. More time and expense for everyone, including the PO, the shipper, and the customer trying to find it. This branch seriously needs an overhaul."

"These 5 stars are all for Brian. My husband and I just moved to the area and we knew there was going to be some difficulty getting packages. Rather then sharing the details I just want to say that at the end of what could only have been a very long Monday, Brian, with a long lobby line and working virtually alone, helped us not only to obtain some packages but was kind and explained the process clearly to us. I imagine it is frustrating for the staff as they appear shorthanded and there are many visitors or new residents here but Brian remained professional and courteous and it was so very appreciated."

"Slower than DMV - went twice today, line outside entrance one person at desk. Wonder where the Post Master was? Not supporting his Front Desk workers. So broken."