FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

I was a little unsure of the process. I needed a lot of help. haha I was grateful the employee took the time to explain everything. I just wish he would’ve told me how to end my internet time on the computer, but I only paid $ 0.50−1.00 more figuring it out myself. I’m sure I’ll return when I need to ;)

I ask the front desk before making few copies before start and the guy said he don’t know and they will print you a price once you put in your credit card.
I made simple black and white copy of 50 pages and it charges $ 15! this is overprice copying, you better head over to office max or staples.

Great experience. Staff was very nice and helpful. I had a weird object to ship last minute on a Friday that needed to be delivered the next day. The employees helped me get a reasonable price, and provided an expert custom packing job.
This is a great shipping center. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend.

Absolutely piss poor customer service…
Hey Alejandro… little tip for you… don’t just tell a customer 10 – 15 minute wait and walk off. Providing an explanation and not looking bothered when being asked will go a long way.

I was pleased with a recent project I took to Kinkos. We ordered a 2’x3’ poster on Tuesday. They offered a 50% discount and ran a proof so we could see what it looked it before final print. Not only did the proof look good but they also had the poster ready for pick up a day early. Customer service was great. I gladly give this Kinkos a 5 star review. As for getting to this location, try driving west on 4^th st from 136^th and turn on SE Park Plaza dr. Then go past Columbia Credit. Much easier than going through the maze from Mill Plain.

didn’t make my copes right then I asked to get a refund said they looked fine. Its for work why would I want it to look fine it needs to make a statement so I can make money!

Not the place if you’re looking for any kind of quality. A 2-​sided document I wanted was not backed up to the opposite side (i.e. printed in a different spot on the page on either side). The print quality was very poor and they do not do a full bleed. When I asked if they had a paper cutter to trim the white edges off, I was told «It’s over there.» I said, «Oh, can I get a tuturial.» The gal looked at me like I’d fallen off a boat and said, «Yeah, you put the paper down and move the cutter from left to right» all while standing behind the counter 30 feet from the cutter.
The only thing that will ever bring me back here is dire necessity.

For those of you familiar with the eastern region of Mill Plain in Vancouver probably also know that this is one street where you keep your eyes on the road, hands clinched on wheel, and foot on the gas at all times, save you get sideswiped by a soccer mom in her town & country.
So it’s no wonder that the sea on office parks, strip malls, and suburban developments out here tend to morph together into one big overcast gray blob. Commercial signage lines the street, but you never see what you’re looking for until you’ve already driven by it.
Or at least that’s the case with me every time I seek out this Kinkos… But searching for this hidden gem is totally worth it. When printing and presentation needs extend beyond the 8.5×11 parameters of my deskjet printer I go here… I’ve had everything from 11×17 copies to 4 foot x 8 foot posters printed here as well as all of my portfolios and books bound.
And it’s because their work looks good. Real good. Always.
Everything is done perfectly the first time and quickly. Of course that means you pay for it as well… a few sheets copied aren’t too bad, but when you’re thinking large format expect to spend around $ 10 for every square foot minimum. The staff is professional and thorough. They know the workings of everything and make sure your projects look just they way you want, even if it means a little troubleshooting or extra work.
And they’re also personable. Super cool on the weekends and so friendly during the week. Yet there’s something about showing up in the middle of the night half disheveled, half exhausted, and 100% neurotically anxious about getting something done and yet enjoying the experience that speaks to the atmosphere. If you’re more inclined to wait around while your work is done, and have a couple of laughs while you do so, swing by during the week at 2AM. It’s great.
And there are no soccer moms in sight.