Ogikubo Kawaminami Post Office

The response was so bad that I thought the customer service was bad. I made a mistake, but the response to it was frustrating. I was saved because there was a post office nearby, but I don't want to use anything other than ATMs.

Elderly people may be packed. Isn't it better to open the doorway? Also, I have the impression that we are not keeping up with the changes in international mail and we are not able to provide appropriate services. (For example, we recommend handwritten EMS even though the cargo is for France)

When I had to send a package to the United States before, I was worried about what I could send, and there was only old information on the Internet, so I actually went to the window and checked. I thought that it would be kind of a woman to say "It's probably ok, here's a slip," and I was kind enough to give me a paper to fill in, but I actually finished shopping, packing, and writing slips as I said If you go, "I can not send the goods written here to the United States," he said. "But when you came to see me, you were all right? So I bought it and put it in?" Because the rules also change with the times, "No information. By the way, I understand if I changed the rule yesterday, but is it the story of "the time I was in"? The wrong information was taught, and after all the money, time, and everything that bought the item was wasted. I thought that I no longer want to use the post office. For the time being, you should never go to this post office.

Staff attitude is the worst