The UPS Store #1607 in San Marino offers in-store and online printing, document finishing, a mailbox for all of your mail and packages, notary, packing, shipping, and even freight services – locally owned and operated and here to help. Stop by and visit us today – Huntington Drive And Sierra Madre Next To Starbuck’s.
Store offering shipping, packaging, printing & other services, plus office supplies.
Hours
Friday | 8AM–7PM |
Saturday | 9AM–5PM |
Sunday | 12–5PM |
Monday | 8AM–7PM |
Tuesday | 8AM–7PM |
Wednesday | 8AM–7PM |
Thursday | 8AM–7PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2275 Huntington Dr, San Marino, CA 91108 Phone: (626) 795-1999 Website: https://locations.theupsstore.com/ca/san-marino/2275-huntington-dr?utm_source=Yext&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Listings
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Review Summary
Ken Veronda
We heartily endorse their small-town good service.
Nina Liu
The staff is friendly, and very helpful!
simmy george
Will not recommend this store for notary related work.
Kel McG
Every time I go into this store, the staff is helpful and friendly They’ve got people coming at them with all kinds of questions and packing needs and it’s always 100%. Many thanks to the staff.
Ken Veronda
We’ve used the Bristows’ San Marino Mailbox for our small business shipping and notary needs all this century since their UPS franchise began, and long before in the last century – in the last millennium for that matter – for smooth, pleasant, efficient service. Yes, occasionally we must wait a minute or two during holiday shipping because others were ahead of us, but we’ve always encountered a bright smile and friendly assistance with courtesy and efficiency. We heartily endorse their small-town good service.
Brandon Shiau
One star for misleading marketing and poor customer service.I shipped a package of perishable items the morning of 12/23 under the “next day air saver” program. The assumption was that the $70 shipping fee would expedite delivery of this 2.2 lbs package 400 miles. Branch representative Ruben cautioned me that it “might not arrive until 12/26,” which would still have been better than the estimated standard ground delivery date of 12/29.In reality, the package took 10 hours for the label to be printed and three business days (5 calendar days) to be shipped, arriving finally on 12/29.I contacted customer service to request a refund as I paid the overnight delivery rate whereas the package was delivered under the standard ground time frame. The customer service representative said he would look into but then claimed the package was dropped off 12/28 and could not explain what happened between 12/23 and 12/28. He said it might have to do with covid shipping regulations and advised me to contact the branch where I dropped off the package. I contacted the branch and was told by Ruben that “we make no guarantees” as to delivery time frame and that he would check with his manager the following week regarding a refund. After calling back the following week Ruben again reiterated that because of covid there are no guarantees and that air shipping packages do sometimes arrive later than packages shipped by ground.While I understand that the covid pandemic has profoundly impacted shipping among other aspects of business, I do not feel that advertising “next day air saver” without a clear disclaimer about possible delays as long as five business days or Ruben’s claim “it might arrive by 12/26” constitute honest business practices. And furthermore, I would expect the staff of a company dependent on consumers like you and me to place more emphasis on reconciliation and sympathy rather than absolving themselves of fault (“contact the branch”, “we make no guarantees”, “you’ll need to wait for the manager to get back”).