4th Street Copy Center — Local services in New York

He charged me full price ($3 for two sheets, single sided) when he knew he shouldn't have because they were suboptimal (CV was printed with a giant blue watermark but it was lighter than the first time around). Then he said if I had the time, he'll make it right. He proceeds to print out 3 good copies. I was about to tip him for the extra effort, but before I could even reach for my wallet, he says he's giving me a deal by asking for an ADDITIONAL $3 for 3 sheets, single sided. Then after I leave, he tells another customer in a "matter of fact" kind of way that he needs to charge me for the sheets of paper. I say make it right the first time, then. I hope the other customer reads this and knows I wasn't trying to get a freebie or something. And yes, I only used the 3 good copies and ripped up the rest.

TLDR - charged me $6 for 3 good copies of a CV (3 sheets, single...

The 4th Copy Cente at 65 East 4th Street is a little small shop that would like to provide many services.

The staff is a little standoffish and not very friendly or cooperative.

I went there to make a few copies of some documents a while back, and I was informed by the staff that they do not normally make so few copies, and I would have to make a minimum 50 plus copies.

I informed the clerk that I do not need 50 plus copies of any document ever, and I have no intention whatsoever of making that many copies now or in the future.

The clerk displayed his not pleased look and mutter a few things (nothing bad), but nonetheless he made me the number of copies I requested, and I think he charged me .50 cents each copy.

I paid the tab and I have not...

I had an extremely unpleasant situation here. I never experienced anything like this before. I bought some stuff for $5 and had to return it few minutes later. I got back, the guy was obviously nervous and didn't wanna give my $5 back... But he did and became insane immediately. He said he's tired of me and he doesn't wanna see me here again (he used other words of course). I stopped and asked him what did he just say. And he to told me that I smell and should go and wash myself. The guy was Indian, he knows what he's talking about as I've been to India and know how it smells there. So if you want to feel that you're still in a country where people respect each other, or at least people are people, not filthy monsters -- go anywhere else to...