Post Office located at Central Village Unit 6 Lewiss Building, Renshaw St, Liverpool L1 2SA, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 708 8267

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Saad Saad

1 Google Rating

Resist people in this place. Do not go there

1/ 5

Resist people in this place. Do not go there

Jordan Clark

2 Google Rating

Poor manners from staff members.

2/ 5

Poor manners from staff members.

neo geo

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Peggy M Lee

1 Google Rating

I'm one of the regulars in this branch. However, everytime when I pay my visit, it must be something

1/ 5

I'm one of the regulars in this branch. However, everytime when I pay my visit, it must be something happened or someone with attitude towards me, more or less I got used to it because this is the only nearest branch from my work place. Indeed, I need my task to be done smoothly and efficiently so I will not pay attention to them staff. I tried to put deposit in with my HSBC business account on Christmas eve at approx 1pm ish, it was quiet at that time, and only one or two customer waited to be served behind me. The lady at the counter was unwilling to help me on this case and said the bank is about to close at that time, and therefore any deposit cannot be completed. In fact, I can see she played trick with me by pressing the cancel button every time when I put my card into the machine, and the machine did show 'cancelled'... I even changed my HSBC personal card, but she insisted said nothing is work. By trying a second and third times, totally speechless she thinks I'm a fool or just because I'm from different background. I then choose to leave by not asking any question... I really hope the professional lady who used to work from Leece St post office (she is now moved to Liverpool one branch) can come back and take over this branch. To be honest, the main post office team must look seriously onto this group of team. If those moody staff are unwilling to provide service for customer, please do consider those who may need this job the most.

Bettylicious Cooks

1 Google Rating

Unprofessional, incompetent staff. Openly rude and unwilling to assist. Manager was openly hostile a

1/ 5

Unprofessional, incompetent staff. Openly rude and unwilling to assist. Manager was openly hostile and passive aggressive. Refused to serve me at 5.26pm, I was already inside the post office. Their reason being they had 'had a long day and the last customer they estimated being in their queue would be served at 5.30pm'. Judging by the other reviews . . . .

Abdi

1 Google Rating

Hi, I hope this review would help somebody, please don't come to this post office for a lot of reaso

1/ 5

Hi, I hope this review would help somebody, please don't come to this post office for a lot of reason. First, they don't respect you as a human being, second, there is 2 lady inside which one of them has blond hair and glasses she's supe rode, unprofessional and seems to know everything but she doesn't know anything, I had parcel worth of £300 I provide them a lot of proof of address such as bank statements, house contact, ..... Finally they think they are working like in home office. Anyway hope it will help somebody .

gailee12

5 Google Rating

I work at Worlds Apart Liverpool and we would not be able to cope sometimes if not for the absolutel

5/ 5

I work at Worlds Apart Liverpool and we would not be able to cope sometimes if not for the absolutely wonderful staff that work here. Always so helpful when we have mountains of mail order to send out, they help us with change when we need it. Absolutely fantastic service.

alice davies

1 Google Rating

i used to go to the new post office in bootle strand but the staff there are just so rude very unhel

1/ 5

i used to go to the new post office in bootle strand but the staff there are just so rude very unhelpful who talk amongst themselves after finding central village post office where the staff are a really great bunch the two ladies paula and clare and pete and the young lad are such a pleasure i have been shocked to see a couple of the staff from the awful bootle branch behind the counter im shocked beyond words hope i dont need to find another post office

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