Reviews of NZ Post House Wellington Ground Floor. (Other) in Wellington (Wellington).

NZ Post House Wellington Ground Floor

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New Zealand Post House, 7 Waterloo Quay, Pipitea, Wellington 6011, New Zealand

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Information of NZ Post House Wellington Ground Floor, Other in Wellington (Wellington)

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This place has a low rate, this doesn’t mean that they offer a bad service or don’t treat their customers well. You should take into account that in almost all cases people only give reviews when they are angry with a service, and not when they are happy about it.

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Reviews of NZ Post House Wellington Ground Floor

s.

Very old office building, impeccable view on the top floor, newly done toilets. A cafe and a coffee place down stairs. Close to town.

J.

Outside the ratrace business hours, there are comfortable seating to pursue your mail.

G.

One of those older buildings lined extensively with white asbestos under its internal and external cladding as seen from the 2016 Wellington quake. Sadly the number of people who have died from working in this building are kept fairly quite from the 70s and 80s. I know of six but I'm sure there are many many others... I wonder how many have been informed? Better to build a new building and start again!

Q.

The lady at main reception is absolutely no help at all and isn't interested in helping anybody. Don't really know what she does there all day? Go around the corner to the paying counter and box lobby and the staff there are absolutely amazing

G.

It's NZ Posts Corporate building. Has a warm, well laid out box lobby, there is a good cafe in the building, and a ATM. There is also a place to drop off parcels and mail.

A.

It's a post shop with lots of PO Boxes. Most of them seem to be arranged in numerical order, which is better than the set-up they had while they were in the basement :}

H.

Ok service but lousy delivery times - tracking of small parcels should be a standard..have a look at international services and what they offer

M.

The best night staff of anywhere I've ever been. 11/10 for those WONDERFUL people.

R.

Nice people, its basically a PO Box point but you can post or collect from the back of the house

J.

Service was good and fast. Unfortunately the Johnsonville branch is meant to be closing soon

J.

Amazing staff, awesome service, always chatty and happy to help you out.

B.

Great cafe on lower level; good breakfast menu.

J.

Grotty looking modernist/brutalist building with friendly staff in the post shop.

Z.

Great place. Nice coffee shop

J.

Staff are alway so nice and friendly

D.

its a fancy corporate office with a cafe downstairs.

J.

i was only there for mahi (work) its a big place

V.

Great cafe Kanteen on the ground floor

F.

The people always bringing gifts

N.

More Signage to the back shop needed

J.

Very helpful staff.

D.

I don't get what this place is trying to do.

J.

Good service.

M.

Helpful

k.

I work there

I.

Stunning office.

V.

Good service

D.

Good service

L.

Kinda useless

T.

Prompt response

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(Translated) First the positive aspects: here we have the main post office in the capital. Accordingly, you can not only use classic services such as sending letters and parcels, but also have private mailboxes etc. You can also have a bite to eat or a drink in the canteen. Now the slightly less good aspects: I don't want to be unfair. It is clear that it depends a lot on the person and situation. Therefore my opinion should not be overrated. It is my personal impression. As for classic services, it could have been friendlier and better. Just put down the stamps and say, throw it in yourself, has nothing to do with service thinking. Especially if you still have to ask where the letters should be thrown in. Another point: In New Zealand, the official silver coins are issued by the post office. In Wellington you can only get them here. In contrast to all other cities, you cannot even see things yourself here. They are all behind the counter in the background and have to be brought over individually to be seen. When it says that the cheaper things are suddenly no longer there and you can only buy the expensive ones, a strange taste remains. I have long considered whether I should award 2 or 3 stars and give 3 stars with the hope that it will get better in the future. (Original) Zunächst die positiven Aspekte: Hier haben wir die Hauptpoststelle der Hauptstadt. Entsprechend kann man nicht nur klassische Dienstleistungen wie Brief- und Paketversand nutzen, sondern auch private Postfächer etc. haben. In der Kantine kann man auch eine Kleinigkeit essen oder etwas trinken. Nun die etwas weniger guten Aspekte: Ich will nicht unfair sein. Es ist klar, dass es stark von der Person und Situation abhängig ist. Deshalb soll meine Meinung auch nicht überbewertet werden. Es handelt sich um mein persönlicher Eindruck. Was die klassischen Dienstleistungen anbetrifft, hätte es freundlicher und besser sein können. Nur die Briefmarken hinlegen und sagen, wirf es selber ein, hat nichts mit Dienstleistungsdenken zu tun. Vor allem, wenn man noch nachfragen muss, wo die Briefe eingeworfen werden müssten. Noch ein Punkt: In Neuseeland werden die offiziellen Silbermünzen von der Post ausgegeben. In Wellington bekommt man diese nur hier. Im Gegensatz zu allen anderen Städten kann man hier nicht einmal selber die Sachen sehen. Die sind alle hinter dem Tresen im Hintergrund und müssen einzeln zum Sehen rübergebracht werden. Wenn es heißt, dass die günstigeren Sachen plötzlich gar nicht mehr da sind und man nur noch die teuren kaufen kann, bleibt ein komischer Geschmack zurück. Ich habe lange überlegt, ob ich 2 oder 3 Sterne vergeben soll und gebe mit der Hoffnung, dass es in Zukunft besser wird, schon mal 3 Sterne.

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