US Post Office

This place is a den of THIEVES.
I was tracking a package I’d ordered and got an «attempted delivery» email saying that there was nowhere secure to leave the package so they didn’t. I can’t ever tell if that will happen, they usually have NO problem leaving stuff on my porch. Sometimes smaller parcels the carrier actually sticks under the filthy mat in front of the door. WHO DOES THAT? I also did NOT get a delivery slip to my address — just the email. Thank god I had that much because they would have stolen my package outright. Why do I know this? Read on.
I rescheduled delivery for 2 days later — this is the shortest amount of time you can reschedule for — online. I got a confirmation, and then a reminder email, but the package didn’t come for another 3 days after the new delivery date came and went. I’ve been sick and haven’t been able to go and pick it up in person, and I probably should have. Anyway. Just today — 3 days after it should have gotten here the second time — I received it. I was at home, but the package carrier dropped it in front of my door and ran off immediately. At first I was happy it had finally arrived, but quickly realized that the package was SLICED COMPLETELY OPEN. It was cut open along the tape.
Someone at the Codman Square post office opened my package and lucky for me, decided they didn’t want what I had ordered. A smaller box inside the main package had also been cut open and searched.
Totally illegal, totally unacceptable. I’m very lucky that they didn’t actually steal my stuff and that I have the option to have stuff delivered to my workplace. It’s super pathetic that I need to do that to make sure my local postal workers don’t brazenly, openly riffle through my mail and only deliver me the things they don’t decide to steal.

Don’t even bother trying to call them because they NEVER answer.

Ok, thank you post office fairy, the line moves like clockwork with 3 helpful, efficient workers. Too bad they got that plexiglass up there.

This is the worst post office I have ever been to and I avoid it llike the plague whenever possible. The line is usually long and the workers are a bit slow in delivering service… but that’s not why it’s the worst. The employees here are extremely rude (not all)… I seem to more often than not have an issue whenever I go here but never when I go to another post office. I only go here because this is where my packages are automatically sent to if I am not home to collect them. So if possible, try somewhere else.

This U. S postal office is by far THE WORST EVERRRRRR… Not only is the line long as hell, the employees have terrible attitudes. It’s almost like they blame us (the customers) for not getting phucked right every night. I only gave it a star cuz there’s no choice not to. If all my shit wasnt sent there, I’d never set foot in this establishment. And to top it all off, they have a phone they never ANSWER. So not only do they have terrible customer service, they’re understaffed & deaf

it is post offices like this one that makes me wish we could go back to the days of the pony express… at least ponies are friendly! In all seriousness, the staff here look as though they are trying to get through the day. Picture a line 20 people deep and ONE postal employee moving at a snails pace. 20 minutes later meanders another postal employee from the «back room». He has the biggest beer belly I have ever seen in my life. I swear, it looks like it’s filled with packing peanuts. People yakking on cell phones and buying stamps with $ 20 in pennies. If possible, go to anther post office and avoid this one.

My satisfaction with the Codman Square Post Office depends on the time of day I visit. If it’s at a random time in the afternoon (usually between 1 – 3), there’s hardly ever a wait. Any other time, though, and it’s a mess! But, this being the Dot, if you are open to being amused by different things, the people who come in and out are pretty entertaining. The staff is helpful and friendly, though they operate behind bullet-​proof glass. That’s new – it was mail at your own risk when I lived around the corner years ago.