United States Postal Service, Sugarloaf CA
| Address | 501 Maple Ln, Sugarloaf, CA | ||||||||||
| Phone | (800) 275-8777 | ||||||||||
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| Website | tools.usps.com/find-location.htm | ||||||||||
| Categories | Post Office, Logistics Service, Money Order Service, Shipping and Mailing Service | ||||||||||
| Rating | 1.7 6 reviews | ||||||||||
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United States Postal Service reviews
6Only open 1 hour on Saturday and no you can't buy stamps what's wrong with you, what a joke, gotta love the good old reliable USPS hahahahahaha.
Would be great if this post office was open longer hours. 12-4pm is kind of useless.
By far the worst post office I've ever had the misfortune of having to deal with. They've lost countless packages important documents and mail of mine multiple times. Yet again just today they for some unknown reason chose to return to sender a very important package with prescriptions in it even though it was correctly addressed and had only just arrived at the post office the prior evening. With them only being open 4 hours a day I could not get there in 24 hours of the package arriving and so they sent it back!? Like are you kidding me!? This is absolutely the worst postal service I've ever delt with
Purchased a property in the neighborhood. I was told I was entitled to a PO Box since there is no home delivery when I purchase the home. Per the Post office, they don't have mailboxes available. The staff wasn't much help
The man who works at this post office likes to pretend certain people don't live here, has a bad attitude about it too. Just dont expect much from him.
3 years after my first post. I guess that cranky guy is finally warming up and realized that I'm here to stay, so I'm finally a local after 7 years. Better late than never.