Eagle Postal Center

I love working with this company. Mark has been nothing but helpful every step of the way in getting my printing needs met for my business. He takes the time to make sure I understand exactly what I am getting, makes suggestions to ensure my customers receive a top quality product and is always courteous. His price is fair and his production time is on point. Finding this company has saved me a lot of headaches with printers as in my experience they will do anything to rip you off and are pretty difficult to communicate with. Look no further for your printing or packaging needs. This is your guy!
The Saint Bernard Keg

This place is convenient. If you don’t want to pay for convenience, you should probably take your shipping to a dedicated carriers office. However, they can shop about anything, and it is great if you are running low on time or packing materials. What I have been charged has always been reasonable, however. Just drop your stuff, pay, and run.
One other thing I have utilized here multiple times is the $ 3.00 per signature notary service. It is so easy to just walk in and get it done, and even a huge document isnt going to cost a lot.
This place is obviously family owned and operated, and you will sometimes see them in there very late at night making signs and such (I frequent business nearby). Although this place is not a cookie-​cutter corporate outlet, you get personalized service instead. I will probably use this place forever as long as I live where I do now.

Terrible! Last night just after 6pm, we visited Eagle Postal Center to ship a Nintendo Wii and accessories to AZ. Before parking, we drove by to make sure the Open sign was still on since we weren’t sure what time they closed. As we walked up we noticed that the sign said they were open until 6:30 but the door was locked. We knocked a few times, then I saw someone walk across the hallway in the back so I knocked again. Then a few moments later, I saw the same person peering around a corner toward the door so I waved to let him I know I could see him. He walked to the door in just his stocking feet and informed us that they were already closed. I pointed out that their sign said they were open until 6:30 and it was only 6:15. His response was, «Oh, well we close a little earlier in the summer.» After finding out that we needed our stuff packed and shipped he told us that he had already shut everything down, but if we didn’t mind waiting he would help us. Ok great. I had already packed everything but the Wii balance board in a laptop box with packing materials. I just needed that box and the balance board put in a larger box with some packing paper or peanuts. He took a few measurements and when another customer walked in he promptly helped her with a quick Xerox copy. Then he took a few more measurements and informed me that in order to properly pack (just pack, not ship!!) my items it would cost $ 75. When I balked at the price, he very snidely said, «Well, do you not care if it breaks?» At that point, all I could do was try not to laugh as we walked out.
Here’s my points: 1. You advertise that you print signs. Print one for your hours that says, «We close a little earlier in the summer.» and turn your Open sign off. 2. Don’t quote me a ridiculous price just so you don’t have to work. 3. Put your shoes on before answering the door for a customer.
Side note: The FedEx store off of I-​35 packed AND shipped my stuff for $ 22. I’ll let you know if it breaks.