FedEx Ship Center

I find myself at the FedEx Ship Center a few times a year to pick up packages that I wasn’t at home to sign for. I have 100% of the time arrived after work, well usually after dinner, and I’ve never had a long wait. The employees are courteous, although not always quick, and they do seem to know what they’re doing.

If I could give 0 stars I would. These people have no respect for your time and money. I received a door tag that had NO NAME ON IT, and no phone number. I ask my roommate if she is expecting a package and she says no, so it must be mine. Turns out I spend a quarter of a tank of gas before arriving, where there is no package waiting for me. When they finally track down the package it is not mine or my roommate’s!!!
Happy Fourth of July everyone -.-

I’ve been in several times now, and things went pretty smoothly. The service was friendly and fast. There’s not much here; it’s just a place to drop off and pick up packages, attached to a sorting facility. Very easy to get in and out, since it’s located in an out of the way area.

Its the Depot for FedEx packages on this side of town…

I was alarmingly surprised that I could pick up my packages until 10! Say whaaa?! I thought for sure I’d only have until 6 or 7 — thus having to wait until tomorrow and have it re-​delivered.
I arrived right at 6 — and was suprised at the line! But things moved fast and the service was friendly. It appeared a few patrons were regulars, and staff even remembered them.
It’s not at all hard to find, and parking is abundant in the customer service area. Oh, and if you are picking up a package from ATT or Verizon — note that now your Driver’s Licences HAS to match EXACTLY to the mailing address on the package.
It’s their policy, not FedEx’s — but make sure you are aware before making the trip out there. If not, you might as well just sign the slip they left, and the driver can leave the package.
I did have a hiccup at this location, however. Around 8 (after getting my package and returning home) — my neighbor in a 2 apartment house knocks on the door asking if I picked up his package (guess we both had fedex deliveries that day). Unfortuntaly, the Fedex Guy would not let him pick up his package, claiming that I already did. Which was wrong… and he sent him home with no package. How could you mistake that in a big city? Apartment 1 does not equal Apartment 2. And a girl name does not always equal a boys name. And a cell phone package does not equal a hat package.
Hopefully he ended up getting it — but geesh, what a waste of gas for an employee mistake!