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United States Postal Service in Houston (909 Fannin St, TX 77010)
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Visit your local Post Office™ at 909 Fannin St! 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 Houston (Texas state) on the street of 909 Fannin 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=1444487&utm_source=google-my-business-url&utm_medium=search&utm_campaign=yext&y_source=1_MzM2NjYyOC03MTUtbG9jYXRpb24uZ29vZ2xlX3dlYnNpdGVfb3ZlcnJpZGU=. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find United States Postal Service quickly are 29.756307, -95.363190. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about United States Postal Service.
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Morgan
Went in at 3 no line but it’s on the ground floor at corner of McKinney and Fannin. So enter and walk immediately left.
06.2022ABDL
Just be happy with a Post office lots of Post office are closeing doors for good or don't have a Post office you have to go long way to get to one. Some are old but has history! I'm going to find it. You not went inside okay
04.2022Christopher
This "branch" is a disgrace, the most poorly-run outlet of the USPS that I have yet encountered. Slightly entertaining to visit in a "how will they screw it up this time?" kind of way, however.
12.2021Neil
I am at the office right now and Diane, the woman at the counter is the rudest person I’ve met in years. In fact she just told the person in line before me to not come before closing on a Friday as she wants to go home. Horrible service and disgruntled staff. Imagine living your life like this?!
11.2021Muhammad
The lady at the counter was very polite and helpful. She also guided me finding the best rate to send my package
11.2021Rohit
One Star - Just for the location. It's pretty close by to my work place and fairly easy to get there. Minus Four - For the horrible customer service. I have never seen a worse USPS customer rep in my life. The lady is very rude and unfriendly. I had a prepaid eBay shipping label and the weight was off by a mere 3 Oz, she created a huge fuss and charged me 3$ extra, then she kept complaining on how she had to re tape the label to the box. She is pretty much rude about all the time. If she's upset about her work, she needs to quit! Not boss around people. USPS locations are always poorly rated due to folks like these. I'd pay a 1$ more every time I come in, if USPS can bring back the old gentleman who handled this before.
11.2019Fred
Very rude older looking lady working the counter. I can't believe how badly she treated the women in front of me in line. If I didn't need my package to be mailed out I would have given her a piece of my mind. I will not be going back to this location. They have a hard enough time keeping up business hours.
11.2019Mary
The woman working was noticeably hostile. I had 3 personal (as opposed to business) packages to send, and it seemed like she considered that out of her purview (as this post office is located in a downtown skyscraper and presumably sees mostly business customers). I pre-printed the labels and paid for a separate box for each package. She very rudely told me not to order those boxes again because she doesn't have any (as if I should have known her inventory when ordering boxes), and snapped at me for not taping the labels on each package. (Note: I ordered boxes, so I didn't tape the labels on because I was expecting my packages to be put inside those separate boxes. But logic flies in the face of government workers.) She did not give me the boxes I ordered, and also did not offer a refund for the boxes I had already paid for. When I asked if my packages would be okay being sent through the mail as-is (without being in the sought-after protective boxes), she audibly said "Jesus" in an exasperated tone and did not answer my question. I have never been treated so unprofessionally. She made me feel like I should apologize to her for making her do her job, which I suppose is fair considering she is a government employee and the government has never been very strict, with themselves and their employees, about actually working.
11.2019Joanna
This place is a little difficult to find if you don't know where you're going. It definitely does exist though. After entering the building from McKinney and Fannin at street level, take two escalator bays up and then keep walking straight back as if you're going to walk to the outdoor terrace. Take a right just before the terrace and you'll spot the post office. The hours listed on Google are a little off. It's open 10am to 12:45pm and then again from 2:15pm to 4:00pm. I guess Google can't post business hours in 15 minute increments? The staff has always been very friendly each time I've dropped by and will suggest the most cost effective method of getting my items from point A to point B.
11.2018Rachel
Poorly marked in building. The Post Office is hidden behind the elevator banks, next to the doors for the outdoor elevated patio. It's just a small stand. The gentleman at the building's front desk was able to direct me to the correct spot. The stand was open when I went, and they were relatively quick.
11.2017