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  • I recently stopped at this post office to purchase stamps (300 forever and 300 post card). They were busy so I patiently waited for my turn. I was called up after about ten minutes. I informed the postal work that I would like to purchase 300 forever and 300 post card stamps. As she grabbed the stamps I took out my company credit card and had my driver's license ready (I never sign my credit cards to insure the retailer asks for my ID). After swiping the card the postal worker asked to see it. She then asked for ID. I promptly gave her my driver's license. She advised me that I would need to sign my credit card before she would process the transaction. I thought to myself, "that's weird", but signed it anyway. (Of course I signed it quickly and my signature looked different from the one on my driver's license). I was starting to become frustrated and she must have seen that in my facial expression because she then said, "you should have already signed it". This was not spoken in a helpful manner, but instead a degrading/derogatory manner. I told her it hadn't been signed so that retailers would ask for my ID. After comparing my signatures she asked for a second form of ID. At this point I lost it. I told her to void the transaction and let her know how great the McKnight post office is with it's patrons. Of course I was being very sarcastic. As I was walking out she yelled to me that she was only following the credit card companies protocol. Really? Protocol? I made sure to let her know I had never been treated like that while making a credit card purchase. Honestly, I have never had such a problem. If the United States Postal Service wants to survive in today's digital age it should restrain it's workers from jerking around the patrons. I can say that when given a choice in the future, I will always use another form of shipping (UPS, FedEx, maybe the Pony Express)
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