Cambodian Consulate — Local services in Long Beach

I went to the Consulate in Long Beach today to get 3 travel Visas. I was told when I arrived the Visas cost $55/per person, payable only in cash. I looked at the Visas when I was handed them, and they actually cost only $35/pp but I was also charged $20 in fees per Visa. I asked for a receipt and was told they didn't give receipts, that "the $35 USD noted on each Visa serves as your receipt." I asked for a service fee receipt but was told they didn't give receipts. The representative asked me why I needed one. We then had a discussion about what it would have cost me to get a Visa on arrival, and he claimed he didn't know how much it would cost, but that I might have to stand in line with a 100 people. I should have done better research, but I expected much more from our local Consulate. I wonder how they account for that cash internally or with the IRS with no...

Zero response rate. Called and left a voicemail on the number listed about two weeks ago, no response. Sent a message on their Facebook page, no response. I wonder if anyone is working here at all or they're just simply wasting government's money making a front of running a consulate. Anyone got a phone number of Minister of Foreign Affairs should let him know the quality of services people here are providing...

The consulate is currently undergoing construction. The front of the building looks like its closed but they are on a mobile trailer in the back of the location. Their office hours said 10am to 5pm but im here sitting on their trailer lobby at 10:40 am and no...