FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

This is a decent Representation of the chain but not the best.
The location is great in that it is in the middle of town but dam, the back road to get there is horrible and at times, getting in and out in a timely manner can be a chore and not because of the store, but all the traffic around it. There is a Chic-​Fil-​A next door and if you go into Kinkos between 11am and 2pm it can be difficult to get into the lot. Your best bet is to park on the side.
Other than that, the place is quick and convenient for shipments, copies, etc.

I tried to drop off a package at this business in my own box with a pre-​printed FedEx label. The FedEx attendant would not take it, claimed I had to put it in a FedEx box, which would cost me $ 2! Said that wasn’t his rule, but a rule of FedEx. (FedEx has no such policy on their website.) Is this a scam this FedEx Kinkos is running?
I went to a FedEx Authorized Shipcenter/​Mailbox Express and they promptly took the exact same package without any fuss.

Sixty-​eight. The magic number here is sixty-​eight. Allow me to explain.
Last week I brought a pretty big pretty job to this FedEx location. A one hundred and seventy-​nine document that I need eight copies of. That’s one thousand four hundred and thirty-​two pages. To complicate it even more, it had to be on a specific type of archival paper. So to simply everything, I bring my own paper in three unopened boxes of five hundred pages each.
So I arrive at this FedEx location, which I’ve used before and have had decent service with. Not often, but my previous experience with them got me to return this time. When I drop the print job off, I get your standard «I really don’t care» minimum-​wage worker that is definitely a departure from the employees I’ve encountered in the past here. I go over the print job with her in detail, explaining I’ve brought my own paper, how I want it printed, etc. She and I do the math and we calculate that 179×8 = 1,432 pages. Since I brought 1500 pages (three unopened boxes of five hundred pages), I should have 68 extra pages at the end. She tells me it will be ready for pick up on Monday. I pay, I leave.
Monday comes. I call to see if the project is done. I’m told it is. I go to pick it up. It is done. I then proceed to go through the project to make sure there are no printer errors (this is the sort of project where there cannot be any printer errors — I don’t make the rules, I just follow them). One page has a small piece torn out of the middle. That’s odd but fixable. So I tell the clerk who greeted me (who is very friendly and is the sole reason I’m not giving this place one star) and he proceeds to fix this. While he is doing this, I ask him about the extra paper. He goes to the print guy (possibly a manager — he was wearing a different style shirt than the rest) who tells him (I overhear this) that there is no extra paper, that, in fact, I did not bring in enough paper and he had to use some of their paper. The clerk comes back and tells me this. I tell him he is wrong, that I brought three boxes of five hundred pages and explain the math to him. I also tell him that the girl who I dropped the project off with calculated this total as well. The print guy comes over to me with attitude and tells me that I did not bring the right amount of paper. I tell him I did. He tells me I didn’t in a tone that basically says «stop lying to me». So not only does FedEx steal my paper (which I could really care less about) but they also accuse me of lying about bringing in the right amount of paper!
This review is not about sixty-​eight pieces of blank paper. It’s about having an employee catch an attitude with me in a confrontational manner, telling me that I’m the one that screwed up and insinuating that I’m lying about the whole ordeal. This is not acceptable service and the next time I need a print job, I’ll go to either Office Depot or the UPS Store. FedEx, I’m done with you!
Do yourself a favor, Unilocalers, and don’t give this FedEx the time of day.

What to say about FedEx… This location looks like every other print center you might find. I paid an astronomical $ 10 to receive and send a fax of 3 pages. At least the guy working here was friendly. Bottom line: I only came cause I had to.