FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

This shipping center is open ²⁴⁄₇ which is so convenient for anyone needing to print last minute or get a fax through at any hour. It is a pretty busy place, however. I have found myself waiting quite a while standing on line to use their fax machine, they only have two. One note about their fax machines, they are self serve and you have to insert a credit card in before you begin the process. Don’t forget to take your credit card with you before you walk away from the machine. The three times I have been here, someone has always left a card in the machine when I’ve gone to use their fax. They have a computer accessible for people to go online and print whatever you need. Whenever I come here it seems like they have a lot of staff working but the two most recent times I came here I found myself standing at the counter, looking around aimlessly for someone to help me send a package. Other employees saw me standing there but it took quite a while to receive assistance. Once someone did come over, however, they helped me ensure everything was properly sent. Definitely not cheap though, $ 15 for a two day delivery for a piece of paper, yikes. I guess there’s always going to be a price to pay for waiting until the last minute…

Anything to do with printing or converting files, and you might as well be asking a three year old. My usual trips to The Print and Ship Center usually end up with a lot of begging and a desperate tone, several quavering octaves higher than usual.
But that’s besides the point. These guys know how to do it all, so I always feel comfortable going in and asking questions. Recently, I went in there to take care of some of my application requirements and they didn’t blink an eye at my request, they just scurried off and did it.
Last summer I printed out a manual that was 200+ pages. It was a hefty job and cost me half an arm. So although printing at a print shop is the best option, depending on the job, make sure you’re prepared for the expense.
Two things: 1) They’re not always friendly and 2) I’ve never seen a woman employed here (at the front counter, at the very least).
Maybe that’s my memory serving me incorrectly but I can’t remember a time where I’ve ever interacted with a woman. I’ve been coming here for years when my father needed prints for his business, so you’d think I’d remember but I really don’t.
In fact, the staff don’t really change. I’ve had the same interactions with the same people on multiple occasions. It’s a good thing and bad thing; you don’t see change, ever, but the ones that have been around for awhile really know what they’re doing.
And as a person who really doesn’t know what she’s doing, I’ll take all the advice I can get.

I’ve been trying to print different things for my wedding (menu, placecards, program, etc.) so I came in here with Brad to get some things printed.
The self service machine is an absolute disaster. They would not take Brad’s info for Google Drive, yet they took my info.
After we printed a few things, we went to the help desk to see what they could do (make an image bigger, print on color, etc.) We were told «I don’t know» to every question. After Brad and I realized that the lady working there had no clue what she’s doing, we left.
When I finally figured out my prints, I shopped around a bit. I was quoted $ 98 at FedEx, but $ 34 at Office Max for the exact same order, paper type, and fast availability.
Guess which store I went to.

It is a great as long as they aren’t busy. If they are busy who knows when you will get help. I came in late one night right before closing and one of the workers was willing to stay until the job was done right.
A little tip Don’t use the copier closest to the entrance.

A little understaffed on the weekend. The staff that was there was helpful and knowledgeable and did the best they could. Very good service. Just expect a bit of a line at peak hours unless they get some more people on.

I’ve used this place half a dozen times in the last month for various printing and faxing tasks. The staff’s usually very nice and helpful, and I love that this location is
a) 24 hours
b) mostly self-​service.
So, you can just bring your credit card, pop it into a computer, copy or fax station, and get your stuff done. No need to wait in line … unless you’re mailing something. Then, you will wait for a long time and pay extra for what you need to ship. If that’s all you gotta do, you’re better off using the post office (and there’s one right around the corner at 5500 North Bailey, as well as a 24-​hour post office in Cheektowaga they can tell you about, too, at 285 Cayuga Rd).

Located on a main road in a shopping plaza. Close proximity to restaurants as well as the Boulevard Mall.
Decent location to send/​receive faxes, use computers or put in a print order. The staff does a pretty good job with the orders they receive in terms of fliers, posters, etc.
Prices are reasonable and service is relatively prompt.