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8:30AM - 12PM 1:30 - 4:30PM
100 Ball St, Moreland
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“I absolutely adore everyone at the Hogansville post office. They are so nice and accommodating. Everytime I call or go in it's a breath of fresh air to have genuine help and great customer service.”
10AM - 1PM 2 - 5PM
88 Lagrange St, Grantville
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“Always in and out here. Staff is friendly, fast, and efficient. Was able to secure a P.O. Box in under 10 minutes. Love the old school look and feel of the building also.”
“Tiny, but quite possibly the best post office on the planet. Absolutely GREAT customer service! Misti and Angela are awesome. (Everyone else too, but they are the ones I most recently dealt with.) Thank you both. :)”
8:30AM - 4:30PM
6545 GA-54, Sharpsburg
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“Is this… what a USPS office can be?? Very well kept, clean, well lit, and friendly and expeditious service.Applied for a passport here after a horrible experience at the Peachtree City location and was pleasantly surprised. Was in and out in a few minutes.Linda is awesome!”
“The governments website for adding compliments will not work for me, so I will put it here. I forgot to put a shipping label on one of my packages and it got picked up by Kay-Kay (sorry if misspelled) and an hour later she comes back to give me that package and let me know! That was so very sweet of her and I appreciate it!!”
10AM - 1PM 2 - 5PM
36 N Main St, Luthersville
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“Giving 5 stars only because I can't give more! I normally don't give reviews, as expect good service when doing your job. However, the Moreland Post Office (with Bertha and Daniel behind the counter) are the most fluid team since Fred Astair and Ginger Rogers. Whenever there is an issue with our mail, it has always been traced to the distribution center in Atlanta or the receiving post office. I have never seen anyone from the USPS return calls especially after hours, except for these two dedicated individuals. I had an Uncle who was with the Post Office for 54 years, and he would have been proud to serve along side Bertha and Daniel.”