US Post Office

Three little words sum up why I keep using this particular Post Office branch: Automated Postal Center. That’s APC, yo.
Mostly, it’s your average United States Post Office. The lines can be long and the service can be slow, though the postal workers always seem mostly friendly and well-​meaning. A recent remodel of the main area of the building left it looking pretty much the same as before: basically clean but vaguely dingy. (I’m pretty sure they forgot to change the posters out.)
The location is convenient, especially if you have occasion to be in downtown Seattle almost daily, as I do. And there’s always the APC. The line could be going out the door, and very few have the inclination to use this machine, as it almost always sits empty, just waiting for me. Using it, I can weigh my package (s), print postage, get insurance or delivery confirmation… pretty much everything the postal worker would do, other than smile his gentle, nonconfrontational smile, of course. And I’m done in minutes, package posted and out the door, while the line I was looking at as I came in hasn’t dwindled.
Others may have different reasons for coming here… the inscrutable mysteries of humanity might yield some clues as to why. For me, it’s simple: the location is convenient, and I gotta get back with my APC. Word.

They held my mail because I complained about lack of delivery. Then the next day when I stopped by this station to surly clerk refused to hand over my mail to me. I would suggest finding another post office if you want services.