FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

Not bad, I do prefer the larger space area on SE Vancouver & the fact that they help you with lamination & seem to be more accommodating due to more staff. Still, I’m grateful that we have one in our area for the last minute jobs. And They are very efficient here.

Thank you so much Mikhail for your outstanding customer service and assistance! Very much appreciated!

Best FedEx experience ever. Shey and Richie were so friendly and attentive. They seemed to really enjoy their jobs and helping customers.

Originally I was going to write a review about a nightmarish experience at the FedEx Kinkos in downtown Vancouver… The nice manager at the NE 134^th location (Christy?) talked me into writing a good review about her location instead, though the experience actually makes for a good story so I thought I would start with it anyway:
It was a resume-​printing emergency that was nearly a disaster, which started by driving into the wrong driveway (placed about 5′ before the FedEx sign on Mill Plain– make sure you take the 2^nd left as the lots are not connected!), and grossly maligned by broken card readers, a sole broken b/​w printer, and slow-​moving lines. The 3 – 4 staff members were pleasant and sympathetic (I’ve been in their position before and felt bad for them) but the equipment at the site was either outdated, poorly marked, or falling apart. After nearly 15 minutes of unsuccessfully attempting to print 3 copies of my 2 page resume for an interview in downtown Portland that was starting in about an hour, I ended up running out, speeding to the FedEx Kinkos on MLK in NE Portland, was able to take care of everything I needed in under 2 minutes with no hassle and easy parking, dashing into downtown and making it to the interview site with all of 5 minutes to spare.
Fast forward 2 – 3 days and a job offer later, I had some new-​hire papers to print out and fax, so I took a chance on this smaller, slightly farther flung FedEx Kinkos location (NE 134^th) and had an excellent experience here. All the equipment worked perfectly, payment directions were easy to follow and at eye-​level, instructions were for self-​service faxes were clearly displayed, the 2 staff members were prompt and courteous, and there’s even a nice Peet’s Coffee shop next door. I would rather drive the extra 5 – 10 minutes out here than take a gamble on the downtown location again! This location seems quite a bit smaller than the downtown Vancouver one, so for bigger projects I would call ahead to make sure they have the capacity/​staffing for it.

Taking time off school has its ups & downs– access to unlimited free copies is definitely a downer.
Luckily Fedex Office doesn’t charge an arm & a leg (10 cents per side), and has a user-​friendly set-​up.
I needed 20 copies of my cook zine (the original pages were already printed double-​sided), so I asked the girl at the counter to help me get started.
She pressed a few buttons & said a sample set would be produced before all 20 zines were printed.
I was going to ask for a sample set anyway, but I thought it was cool she didn’t just blindly jump into the 140-​some odd page order.
The sample copy turned out much lighter than I wanted, so after adjusting the density settings, and printing another sample copy, my 20 zines were printed and ready to go!
A+ Fedex Office!