United States Postal Service 55 Grasso Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63123

"The postal worker was so kind and helpful as I was mailing in my passport for renewal. She ensured we did everything properly and saved us at least $60 as well. Best post office experience!"

"Really bad costumer service. They are very bureaucratic, stuck to non-sense rule, and provide a piece of tape. The other day I needed to return a package and needed a piece of tape, they Cust. Rep. Fave my a small sermon of why they don’t have, so I went to UPS who were really nice and quick to help out with a piece of tape. Today I had another package to return, so I reused an old USPS Priority Mailbox and stick my pre-payed printed label , and they again gave my a small demon that ai can’t re-use that box, not even if I painted."

"Three issues: First, my wife and I were on a cruise last year and placed a hold on our mail for the duration. We have a video doorbell, which recorded mail being delivered on the fist day. It cost me $25 for an international call to rectify the problem. It happened again this past February when we went out of town. Second, our mail carrier has come as early as 10:00 a.m. and as late as 6:00 p.m. We can hear him coming from two doors down because he's always on his phone, talking loudly and laughing. Third, there have been times when we haven't received any mail for days. My wife uses the weekly store bills for grocery shopping. Only problem is, instead of getting them at the beginning of the week, we will get them right before the sales expire (and, at times, the following week). There have been instances when we received locally-sent mail four or five days after it was sent. I'm seriously considering writing a congressional on this branch (Grasso Plaza). It seems that every time the cost of stamps go up, the lousier the service becomes."

"Awful delivery service. Driver drove right pass our mailbox because he said a parked car was too close, wouldn't take 2 steps out of his vehicle to place mail in the mailbox. I know he wasn't in a hurry because he stopped and talked to one of my neighbors for about 10 minutes. I wish USPS was privatized so postal workers could deal in the real world instead of the monopoly that our government has over our lives. Open up the postal industry to the private sector and let the true quality of American ingenuity and service take control and not the government. Government only breeds inept workers in a welfare state."