United Copy & Print

They closed early (by at least 1 hour) but were still inside the shop. The guy was standing right there looking at me. Just mouthed «closed» and didn’t look up again. I just needed to copy something.

Rude and incompetent workers that don’t make eye contact when you speak to them. The printing quality is awful and it takes 20+ minutes to get anything done here. The only good thing about this place is the merch they have (although overpriced) and a mailing drop off bag. Go to The Source around the corner for real printing.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. Despite the worrisome Unilocal reviews about this establishment I had no choice, but to come here as I had to print something and no other store was open.
In total, I printed 6 pieces of paper. 2 in black and white and 4 in color. I was charged 6 dollars for this.
One of the gentlemen there was quite nice, but the other one who rung me up had something of an evil smirk on his face as he blatantly ripped me off. In that regard, I can’t help, but agree with Terrence L in that, this place is ridiculous.
Nevertheless, I did get what I needed just at an absurd premium.

This guy practically steals money from people! The service is awful, the quality is worse and the owner is just rude!!! Worst place in the east village.

This place is ridiculous. I came by the other day and I was charged $ 4.50 for 4 b/​w printouts. Price aside, the owner is both rude and inefficient. What was supposed to have taken a minute took fifteen. FIFTEEN! Who has time for that? My regular guy lets you email your files in and it’ll be ready for pickup immediately.
I suggest you go somewhere else to do your printing, because this place sucks.

Last night, when I was in a bind and needed to print out concert tickets, and this place was helpful, I would have given it 4 stars. It was just $ 2 for the computer use and the handful of prints (I can’t speak for the guy outraged at 0.35 cents who probably shouldn’t live in a city as pricey as NYC, but to me that isn’t a lot, I’ve paid more for less at a Staples).
But then when I was on the train I realized I left my phone there. I called right away and no one answered, though they were still open. Closed early? That’s okay, people close early sometimes, I get it. I’m understanding.
I called again today to confirm that it is there. I said one sentence «I left my phone there last night» and the man started yelling too quickly to understand, all I heard was «i’m busy» and he hung up on me.
Sounds stressed out, doesn’t he? I get it, I gave him 15 – 30 minutes to cool off and get a grip on what must be a huge emergency in the highest volume copy and print store in America (for him to be so overwhelmed.) I called again. I started «I just want to confirm that the phone is there so I can – » (go pick it up around 1) and he cut me off, yelling at me to stop calling, that he was too busy, and hung up on me again.
Now, I’m angry. I tried to ‘get it’. I’ve been understanding, I’ve worked in retail. There is no way that as a copy and print center, you don’t have the time to finish a less-​than-​minute long phone call. Multi task. Or ask the other customer for One Minute.
If you were a 911 operator, you can act like that, but it seems like he’s just a stressed-​out under-​qualified employee acting entitled because they actually have ANY customers in their store — which must be weird for him, to do something.
I wasn’t asking for anything but a «Yes it is here» and a «You’re welcome, see you soon.» Like any good business that had qualified confident people working there would do. Not because it is nice service, but because it is decent.
I am on my way there now, and I hope the owner lets the employee know he should apologize for being hasty and impolite for no reason, then I will adjust my rating.
And if my phone isn’t there, I’m calling the cops. This kind of customer service makes people feel like you run a sketchy laundering hack business. Who is panicking to this degree about printing or copying? It is just paper. Maybe I called in the middle of a tense drug deal. Maybe the mob was hounding him. Then I could understand his freaking out. Yeah, then I’d ‘get it’.

Price gouged! 35 cents per page for black and white 8.5×11 single sided. Are you kidding me???

This place is just on step above FedEx. If you can elsewhere do it. The prices are very inconsistent; one day we paid $ 8 for 20 pages, today he charged $ 4 for 4 pages. Also don’t expect it to be open on time. You’ll just end up standing in the rain for half an hour.

DO NOT GO HERE!!!
I went there to take a picture for green card procedures and I asked himexactly three times if he knew the exact requirements of the picture. He kept saying «yes, yes passport photo, greencard they’re all the same size» so I believed him. I saw that the picture wasn’t even cropped so I got suspicious and asked him if I could use the computer to test the photo on a photo validator. He said, «if you’re gonna use the computer, you need to pay» and I did not want to give a single more penny to this guy because his attitude was very rude. So I go home and of course the website doesn’t accept the photo, says that it needs to be 600×600 pixels. I call the guy and tell him the photo doesn’t work and I want a refund and he yells at me saying that the size of the photo is right. I go back to the store and he orders me to delete the photo from my e-​mail in front of him, then gives me my money back. You’ll just get ripped off at this place, avoid it at all costs!

Stopped by here to print some things from a USB drive based on the last Unilocal review, and when I asked if I could print there, the employee said no. She kindly told me where to go on the next block (but it was closed). Just wanted to let people know that you cannot bring a USB drive in to print here. But seemed like a nice place.

I came here to make some copies and send a fax. The employee working there was extremely efficient and helpful. In a matter of two minutes I also watched him print out boarding passes off a USB for some weird Europeans and help a different girl fax an article. The store also has all sorts of office supplies (keyboard dusters, Scotch tape, etc.) and was extraordinarily clean. I’d come here over FedEx Office any day.

Usually not owning a printer is not an issue. In fact, I’m pretty happy that I don’t have to shell out hundreds of dollars for ink cartridges or spend precious square footage on a big tree killing machine. But now and then, I need to print a ticket or the like and I’m out of luck. Fortunately, United opened up nearby and settles this issue quickly and cheaply. They’ve got internet, printing, copy, faxing, and scanning capabilities along with the extra random stuff like mail box rentals, shipping, passport photo snapping and laminating.
The guys working here are friendly enough and you can be in and out of there fast. Office center at your fingertips!