United States Postal Service — Attraction in Murfreesboro

AVOID AT ALL COSTS. This may be one of the worst run Post Offices in the state.

HORRIBLE DRIVERS: I have had ongoing issues with my delivery driver being lazy, incompetent, and apathetic. He continuously does not deliver my mail because my roomates cars are parked “too close” to the mailbox. IMPORTANT: He now has begun to not deliver at all, instead once he sees my address, he sends back my mail to the sender WITHOUT notification, no slip, no letter, nothing. The only way I can find out is if I go up to this post office location. His grudge towards our house is unprofessional, childish, and should be embarrassing to USPS. This “blocking the mailbox” excuse is just a cover up for his laziness.

HORRIBLE POST OFFICE STAFF: Let me start off by saying that some of the staff at this is location are great and very helpful. But, others are truly terrible, refuse to help you, and have a horrible attitude. Is the USPS a truly miserable job? I’m not sure, but the employees I have encountered seem miserable and are unhelpful at best.

SUMMARY: Avoid this location at ALL COSTS. If they are the post office that delivers to your house, get your package delivered somewhere else. I will no longer be getting any USPS packages sent to my address, I’m tired of not getting packages and having to call the sender to ship out something again because of this pathetic delivery driver. USPS needs to make some changes, this place is worse than...

I am very dissatisfied with this federal organization. They are a waste of tax funds. Private mail carriers are more reliable and in a competitive market they can be forced to make improvements whereas this federal organization is consistently poor across the multitude of states I've lived in.

Murfreesboro USPS is probably the worst so far. Not only are there a plethora of 1 star reviews already, but here is mine on top of it. Their employees do not seem to understand that they are still working a job. My USPS mail carrier refuses to leave the vehicle to deliver packages.

I have had the same packages delivered from Amazon via UPS before with no problems. Now, USPS is saying that "the address is incorrect", "signature needed", and other vague remarks when in all reality once I called Amazon they relayed the note they got is there is no secure location to store the package. The front stoop is secure. Near the garage door is secure. Next to the mail box is secure.

What really happened is that this mail carrier (having a bad day or not) refused to perform their job duties. If you are unwell, do not go to work and spoil the efforts of multiple people. If you are unfit, do not take a position that requires movement/labor.

It would do tax payers justice to remove this festering wound of an organization...

There's a lady named Pam that works here. She is the rudest and most over dramatic person I think I've ever spoken to. My grandfather called to ask why he has not been getting his mail delivered & his scheduled pick-ups not getting picked up.. She told us that the mail can't always get delivered & pickups can't be done becuase "they have too much to do". She even said "We don't have the time to pick up scheduled pick ups & deliver mail to every address in Mboro"... when we never said nor acted like they should (even though they are the United States Postal Service??????). I don't recommend using this post office. The mail carriers are LAZY & disrespectful too. They get angry and are hateful to you for expecting them to do THEIR JOB. They are miserable and expect the entire world to feel sorry for them for having a decent job. But if you expect them to do their job, they get defensive and aggressive & extremely unprofessional. When we lived on the other side of town (Old Fort Pkwy area), the mail carrier was GREAT! He was so delightful & always did his job. I recommend going to the Memorial Blvd post office the lady that works there up front is one of the nicest people I've ever met. South Church St. carriers & clerks are obviously miserable & mad at the world for a...