Post Offices near Maidsville, WV
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9AM - 1PM 2 - 4:30PM
100 Penn St, Point Marion
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9AM - 12:15PM 12:45 - 4PM
1902 Eljadid St, Dellslow
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“I have been to many post offices in my 74 years but this is the BEST and friendliest of them all. I was there at Christmas and they had a smile and a kind word for everyone even though there was a line of people. They are also the fastest service.”
8AM - 12PM 1 - 4:30PM
778 Larimer Ave, Bobtown
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1:15 - 3:30PM 7:30AM - 12:30PM
1550 University Ave, Morgantown
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8:30AM - 12:30PM 1:30 - 3:30PM
524 Main Street, Granville
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“Po I think your Full of SH%^ they friendly, helpful, and not drug addicted. Also they can read and write. They don't throw mail away like other PO places. Like young socialist progressives.”
9:15AM - 12PM 1 - 4:15PM
576 Blue Horizon Dr, Pursglove
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“So grateful for (Danny or David or whoever helped me, sorry I didn’t catch your name) for helping me this morning. He dropped what he was doing to take care of what I needed and got it done! Thank you so much!”
8AM - 12PM 1 - 4:30PM
100 Main St, Mt Morris
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“I moved into a new place and have been addressing things wrong so my packages have been returning to sender. A women working took time to help me out and stop the packages from being returned which was very sweet. If they were sent back I wouldn’t have gotten them in time for Christmas. I am very appreciative of her help, great experience when I go there.”
“5 stars overall since the people who probably do the harder work do it right.The regular workers are kind, helpful, and work hard. The woman on the phone who said she was the boss was acting like a brat. She spoke to me like she was stupid and also as though she was blaming me for her failure to do her job...the words out of her mouth showed non-understanding of my simple and clear words (did I get mail? I submitted my address correctly and here it is...) or she pretended to not understand. She was not only acting like I did not make sense or I did something wrong or was lying, but she also said things that were red herring arguments....and why were we even arguing? A simple request/question is what I provided...and I had gone and got my information verified at the post office, several days ago...and she wanted a fight and to be antagonistic.As an example, a snippet of the conversation more or less:"I have to pick up my mail at the post office is what I was told.""Why is that? That is not true.""I was not told the reason. Yes, I was picking up my mail when I was here before." (And I was told to do that again.)"Well, that is not true. There HAS to be a reason if that is true.""I did not say there is not a reason. I said I do not know the reason."Anyway, a lot of the conversation was much more upsetting. You'd have to listen to it yourself. I hope it gets out to the public soon.She should be fired.I went to the post office in person later and the clerk was wonderful. The delivery woman (?) was also wonderful. Lots of only super great things to say about them.But then a woman came out and said she was the boss (though I think she had a different accent???). Whether or not that is the same woman I spoke to on the phone....she was deprecating. She said I "NEED" to speak to her. She treated me like I am a kid who broke a cherished family heirloom.So much for respect when I am at the time when I deserve respect.I walked away since my first thought was it was the woman who said she was the boss on the phone. As I walked away, this lady tried to keep me there/stop me from leaving! So the USPS boss from my in person encounter is a serious control freak and thinks she can arrest innocent people.Ps One of the good, honest workers informed me straightaway that I did, in fact, have mail. It was put in the owner of the motel's mailbox, but it would be better if I picked it up (I agree). The "boss" on the phone never gave me an answer about my mail and gave me nothing but difficulty and rabbit hole conversation.”