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United States Postal Service in Columbus (200 N High St, OH 43215)
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Visit your local Post Office™ at 200 N High St Lbby! The U.S. Postal Service® (USPS®) is the only organization in the country to regularly deliver to every residential and business address. USPS is committed to providing secure, reliable, and affordable delivery of mail and packages to more than 157 million addresses in the United States, its territories, and its military bases worldwide. Processing and delivering 47 percent of the world’s mail, USPS manages over 30,000 retail locations and constantly innovates to make customer experiences better.
United States Postal Service is located in Columbus (Ohio state) on the street of 200 N High St. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +1800-275-8777. You can get more information from their website: https://tools.usps.com/find-location.htm?location=1358014&utm_source=google-my-business-url&utm_medium=search&utm_campaign=yext&y_source=1_MzM4NDk1MC03MTUtbG9jYXRpb24ud2Vic2l0ZQ%3D%3D. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find United States Postal Service quickly are 39.966545, -83.001253. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about United States Postal Service.
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christdragon
I ship from my ebay sales. The FedEx across the way is better. The location is convenient but the hassle of going through security isn't.
11.2022Peter
The USPS employee I've worked with has been very helpful, and made several helpful suggestions about how to cost-effectively send my packages.
09.2022james
Horrible shipping. I live 10 minutes away and my package will be 5 days late and they are closed weekends so I’ll be waiting longer
09.2022Briana
If your package/mail is being held at a post office in COLUMBUS, OH 43215, it's not being held here -- it will be at the Twin Rivers Dr. location. I tried to contact the Twin Rivers location & this location via phone before coming in (this office is located in a federal building downtown), but since my calls weren't responded to, I had to park and walk down to the building. Very inconvenient. The employee @ 200 N High was helpful in describing where I'd have to go to get my mail, but it would have been more helpful if I could've gotten that information over the phone. My package actually wasn't being held at either location, but was already out for delivery again -- had I'd known, I would have just stayed home.
12.2020Nishant
The USPS lady behind the counter was very kind and professional. However, I would avoid this USPS location as it is in a Federal Building. That means before going to the post office; you need to go through a TSA type screening, where you need to remove your wallet/cellphone, belts, and jacket, etc. As a frequent traveler using the TSA Pre at an airport is faster than security here. I used this facility once, and the security personnel was professional and kind. However, I would avoid the hassle of going to this post office and be screened to buy stamps.
12.2019J
I have never entered a post office so furious in my life and left feeling so much better. Marvin supported me in tracking down the carrier that was choosing not to deliver a high priority guarantee delivery time package. I think I might have to go back and thank him personally.
12.2019Steven
The prior comments are true. Instead of building a wall and allowing public access to the post office and screening for anyone going to the other agencies, you get to go through the screening to get to the post office. Today removal of my belt, shoes, and lanyard were not enough. I forgot my watch and wallet resulting in me getting the extra and attention from the security guards. My bad. Once inside, everything was fine. It's just their security is overboard for mailing a box. I understand the need for their security measures for this building. A better approach is to move this branch to another building that does not need security screening. (Another fine example of One Size Fits All not working.) I will avoid this post office unless I can take the time hit and extra hassle. My rating is a 5 for the Post office service and a 0 for the security screening. The average becomes a 3.
12.2017Jared
Went in during my lunch hour. I interacted with three security guards, all three were friendly and helpful. When I got to the desk, there was a sign that said ring for service. After I finished getting my parcel ready to ship, the lady in front of me dinged the bell and someone came out to help us. The mail clerk was extremely friendly with both of us, and even went the extra mile to confirm that the passport application I was sending had the extra money added to the check in order to pay for the expedited services I was requesting (as I had written "Expedite" on the front).
12.2017Corey
The worst post office you will ever visit. First, you and your belongings are subjected to an airport-esque security screening because it's in a Federal building. Next, no one will actually be at the counter when you get there so you have to ring a bell and cross your fingers someone who isn't on a break heard it and decided to respond. Oh, and they're only open for four hours a day, five days a week. Go here only if it is truly your option of last resort.
12.2016Chris
Going through the security check, since this location is in a Federal building, completely sucks. The security procedures are mostly identical to boarding a plane in any airport, minus the full body scans. Shoes, belts, wallets, watches, bluetooth headphones, and everything else must come off just to mail a package. Oh, and I mustn't forget standing with your legs and arms spread out while the guards slowly check every inch of your body with a metal detector, after you've emptied all your stuff to go through the other detectors. The staff at the actual post office was mostly pleasant, not the type to offer help, just a "Hi" and "what do you want?" A post office of last resort, but better than nothing I suppose.
12.2013