FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

Came in to send some money order to Canada.
FedEx envelopes/​boxes are available pretty close to the entrance with the forms.
Filled the form out and grabbed a FedEx envelope and took them to the counter.
Only one person at the counter who was helping another customer.
One lady who was doing something else saw me and immediately came to help me.
She checked out the form I had filled out and made some corrections while explaining why she was making the correction.
Gave me a couple of options for international shipping with prices.
I chose the option I wanted and paid.
She gave me receipt with tracking number and I left.
No problems here.

No problems.
They asked some unusual questions but no worries.
Looks they recently remodeled and updated their equipment.

This is the worst fedex I think iv ever been to. We ship product constantly and whoever the older gray haired man is that works there is extremely incompetent. He asks me how he’s supposed to ship the product I brought in boxes? I’m sorry does MY shirt say Fedex or yours? I use mobile labels every day at the Fedex by my house and you would have thought I handed him a rubics cube. Then tells me I have to tape every square inch of all 20 boxes I brought in. I loaded every single box back in my car and went a mile down the road to another Fedex off hollister and northwest where they did everything but pay for my shipment themselves.

I frequent this FedEx because I work remotely and they’re the closest place to copy or ship things. Parking is usually no problem, despite the crazy road construction. The hours are favorable – open nice and early at 7am and late at 11pm. Customer Service varies. One woman there always remembers me, helps with my tax exemption, and is super friendly. A couple of the others seem irritated when I need assistance. But all my print jobs, large and small, have been completed on time and accurately.
I expected merchandise prices to be exorbitant, but I’ve gotten some good deals when they have specials. The price on paper, a «clicker» and a flash drive have beaten office supply stores on occasion. At the holidays, this FedEx has some really cute cards too. I bought a bunch when they went on sale and got many compliments. Their regular card selection isn’t bad either, so sometimes I enjoy perusing the rack while I wait for my copies to finish.
For shipping, it’s probably cheaper to go to USPS. But my office has a FedEx
account, so I go here. Here’s a tip for you – FedEx ground from this location gets to Austin and Dallas the next business day. No need to pay more for the faster delivery, unless you really need something there in the morning. The last pickup for overnight shipping is around 7pm. I was amazed that I could drop something off at 6:45pm, and it made it to New York by 10am the next morning. Yeah, it cost me $ 100, but for an important business shipment, I appreciate the reliability and convenience.