US Post Office

Oh man, I want to give 5 stars because of Wes! Honestly the coolest usps guy in agoura but the other employees really make this place hard to like
The issue every time I come here is everyone is doing there own thing except for Wes who is always helping the customers .
Easy to go to spot with easy drop off, not the cheapest but definitely conveniently location. It is a postal office so not too much to write on but 3 stars is the rating I will give today

Service here is very slow. There is only one person at the counter and the wait is dreadful. The lonely attendant is very nice and has been there for years. He is patient and very friendly otherwise I’d give 1 star.

Shout out to one of their employees, Wes, who helped me out! Extremely pleasant person and helpful, unlike the service I received at the USPS in Thousand Oaks. Save yourself the stress and just go to the Agoura USPS location! Great location and very friendly employees! :)

Might just be luck but this is the first time I’ve ever been to a U.S. Post Office and didn’t have to wait in line. I will use this one now instead of Thousand Oaks and update the wait times for future visits. Wow I have 20 extra minutes now!

A really pleasant experience every time I’m in there. Employees are friendly, kind and know how to save money on using the services. Way better than in LA, where I used to lose my patience every time I would need something done. It’s not speedy, but I don’t know any post office that is.

The pens don’t work, and the staff behind the counter don’t do much working either. That might not be their fault, as this place is in a small town and very understaffed, especially around the holidays.
But, it’s a post office, and still the cheapest way to ship a package. Just don’t expect it to get there on time…

Guess what. They are SLOWWWWW. Takes 5 minutes a piece just to sell a guy a book of stamps. And they never speed up if there is a line.

All the people at the front desk are great. Helpful friendly and always nice. However; You have to watch the people that deliver the mail. I sent a mailer to thousands of residences and received a call from someone who found a bundle of my mailers that had obviously not been delivered. When I went in to work it out I got nothing, no help, no reimbursed funds. They didn’t offer anything and wanted me to jump through hoops to even help. Let’s say the manager has that govt job mentality.

I hate going to this Post Office.
1. The employees move ultra-​slow
2. They like to open 1 register while a long line of customers builds up.
***There are other employees around, but they are busy talking and slowly doing other tasks.
3. It takes a very long time to get something done here (i.e. mail an item, buy stamps, etc).
It is best to use their automated mailing terminal in the lobby.

Generally has one cashier, even during rush times. And that guy is a bit too friendly… his chatting slows things further. It’s still better than the Thousand Oaks post office.

s l o w a n d e x t r e m e l y p a i n f u l t o r t u r e. g e t r i d o f u s p s!
alfredo, jing. ALL OF THEM. they are the slowest mammals ever. and they know it. they march on to retirement while it’s fifty cents to mail a letter. go on a field trip to postal annex. they do in exactly (we timed it for our senator) seven minutes what it took thirty two EXCRUCIATING MIND NUMBING m i n u t e s for these career ppl to do. they think they have some kind of license to vacillate between being rude & seeing who can go the slowest. also, we don’t care about your personal life! move faster! everybody else does. is there something wrong with you?
and THEY have a union! is there something less than a one star? perhaps a picture of drool?
the only conceivable reason for even a single star is that you may not have to deal with these dreadful humans i.e. self serve (so get rid of them, puh-​lease). really, pay someone less to stand there and insult us and sleepwalk. that oughta bring down the cost of a stamp so we can mail a letter and have it mis-​delivered.
i am bereft for the pony express of yesteryear. you’re in the crapper now, you are, and this post office is one big reason why. if you want to flush, go to the one in thousand oaks. it’s downright scary. and no one cares.

Really impressed with this Post Office. I will travel an extra few miles to Agoura, then going to Thousand Oaks or Camarillo Post Offices. The clerks at Agoura are very knowledgable, and friendly. They have a self service machine that is available ²⁴⁄₇ and their packing supplies are always well stocked. They even sell greeting cards. It’s located in an industrial area, so it’s probably not well known by the locals, which is good for me.

Inside is dull like every other government owned building. Could use a remodel.
Employees are average: I’m sure underpaid and overworked.
They had the box type I needed in stock, dropped off in prepaid area. Pretty basic stuff.

Nice sleepy little office. Yet, employees still have a slight edge.
Oh Well!

not really feeling this one. I like the annex better.