Englewood Post Office
| Address: | 611 W 63rd St, Chicago, IL 60621, USA |
| Phone: | +1 773-873-0790 |
| Site: | usps.com |
| Rating: | 2.4 |
| Working: | 8AM–5PM 8AM–5PM 8AM–5PM 8AM–5PM 8AM–5PM 8AM–1PM Closed |
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Nikki Jackson
I called I was put on hold while in the middle of give a tracking number then hung up on called back told who I thought was a different lady that I had been hung up on but since this was the same lady she had gotten mad for me reporting this she treated me with attitude as she asked for my number again I have her my number again as she took my number I was talking to my sister in the background (waiting on her info) my sister was sying she was rude I said I know right she better just do her job and she took it offensive in hung up on me I called back she said call back when you get your attitude straight and hung up again I kept calling bk she refuse to help me then I waited to talk to someone on a different shift in I was blocked call from a different number it got through tried calling from my phone and I was blocked so Im sure Im blocked
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Master Debater
Many letters went to this post office and mysteriously vanished, to never be seen again. Most of the letters were from woman. As the mysterious letter vanishings grew in number, people began to notice, prompting an investigation. This investigation took the investigator to the basement, where they discovered a secret room and a dead letter bin. In the bin were up to two hundred dead letters, some of them managed and decompose beyond recognition. "It was a most gruesome scene Ive ever saw" said an unidentified investigator. "In the bin were letters that appeared to be chopped up. There was ink everywhere, some of it still wet from recent victims. Who ever did this is one sick (explicative omitted) and must be caught.
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Bscotland
The man who became infamous as H.H. Holmes, one of the first serial killers in the United States, preyed mainly on naive and gullible women -- young women who wouldnt be missed amid the thousands of Worlds Fair tourists streaming into Chicagos fashionable Englewood neighborhood in 1893. After arriving in Chicago in the late 1880s, he built what became known as his Murder Castle at 63rd and Wallace streets and proceeded to murder, swindle, lie, steal and cheat, all under the facade of upper-class respectability as the friendly neighborhood druggist and businessman. The Hotel is now the ENGLEWOOD POST OFFICE. Spooky.
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Reesi Smith
Im always buying stuff through internet. I have a message stating to Ring my doorbell evrrtime packages come.... Do they do that NO!!!! Then whomever comes lies n tell they supervisor that they do ring it..... All lies my bell is loud n right by my bedroom.... Then I have to go through the process of them bringing it back or me going to get it when they should Ring my doorbell n the first place
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RAS KEITH MCINTOSH
My mail was placed in the wrong mail box, several times, even though the boxes are clearly labeled. Tracking numbers say my package was delivered to unit, but never was. Packages left on porch so thieves can steal them, and no notices to indicate delivery attempt or request for package pick-up! Absolutely the worst post office in America!!!!
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Lawrence Martin
This place is unusually cold, Ive felt fingers on me, and a womans voice saying "Excuse me..." as if to get by--and nobody is there. I go here just for the experience. Also to get stamps on occasion. Update: I just found out this used to be the place where H.H. Holmes committed his murders of women during the 1893 Worlds Fair.
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Vincent Gray
Extremely Poor Customer Service, every time Ive gone here service was slow. Only have 1 window open at all times even though there are two. My last visit the clerk announced she was on a 15 minute break, but did not have someone else come up to serve those in line.
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Zaneeta Davis
Hh holmes must be holding my mail because it said it was delivered to me but i dont got it and my package was smaller than a letter. I tried for two hours straight to talk to someone who works there hh holmes must of blocked my calls. Smh
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Benjamin David
Anyone who visits or works for this post office should really take the time to learn about this addresss history. Id assume that most people have no idea what happened on this property about 120 years ago.
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Harlem Ree
The new carriers dont know what they doing so you got to wait at the door for them but so far so good I get all my mail from one mail lady who knows me and know i be waiting so she knocks and let me know
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Samuel Johnson
Terrible service I live in the Lowe building and they never deliver my packages from Amazon the only people who deliver is UPS
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Eli Cvetic
Never been here, but it was the location of HH Holmes Hotel/Mansion where he killed ppl during the 1893 Columbian fair.
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Elizabeth chery
Worst service in america slow service and randoom delivery of mail they should be ashamed and closed down
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Elaine Strong
Mail comes whenever call the post office they keep hanging up and they are not closed yet
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Alonzo Lol
This was once the death castle of the first serial killer of america in the late 1900s.
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Leanthony the Game changer
Never gets my mail right always need to either track it down or have it redelivered.
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Don. Pifanio
H Holmes was seen reincarnated at this place rummaging about stealing peoples mail.
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Sam Metsfan
Never had faster service at any post office anywhere in America and I travel a ton
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mocca prod.
Wth is taking so long today they close at 5 its already 3 and still no mail
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Velvet M. Brown
Staple in the community for decades.
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Yustyn Kokor
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