Post Offices near Scott, AR

“I went on a Saturday morning. The gentleman at the counter at the time was very helpful. I just moved here so I don't have a problem with the mail service, but I hope I never have to miss a piece of mail as some of the reviews here suggest.”

“Coby is the best! He’s helped me a few times and has always been so kind and today I showed up just a few minutes before closing and he was so patient and helpful even last minute on a Friday! Thanks Coby!”

“They are very through, when solving any problem you present to them, with due diligence, providing you with, means to accomplish tasks, if it is requiring there assistance, going above and beyond to acomidate you, with a cheerful demeanor, while you are there, taking care of every day business, maintaining a clean environment, always open on time, provide reference material to cope with any changes which might be taking place at there establishment, offers to hold your mail for 2 days if you have a package due to arrive, so there is no need to stress over the little stuff, when you know you will not be available to sign for it, because of some unforseen issue that arises!”

“I regularly drop off multiple eBay packages at this location, always before closing time and always with a printed acceptance form. Sometimes the acceptance form gets scanned, sometimes it doesn’t — and even when it is, that form only confirms the drop-off, not the acceptance of each individual package. This inconsistency creates major problems for online sellers like myself. eBay requires packages to show an acceptance scan the same day they’re dropped off. When the post office fails to scan them, it looks like I never shipped the order on time, resulting in “late shipment” defects, unhappy buyers, and unnecessary time spent responding to “where is my package?” messages — all because the tracking shows no movement until the parcel reaches its next destination days later. I understand this is a busy location, and I don’t expect every package to be hand-scanned at the counter while a long line waits. But USPS policy clearly states that packages should be scanned upon acceptance and when they enter transit. Right now, they’re simply being dropped in a bin and sent out unscanned, which defeats the entire purpose of having tracking numbers.
Please, for the sake of small business owners who rely on USPS for daily shipping, ensure that all dropped-off packages receive proper acceptance scans the day they are received. Reliable scanning isn’t just a convenience — it’s essential for our business operations and customer satisfaction.”