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Bobby Cruz, owner of The UPS Store in Brooklyn Heights.

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Don’t you worry ’bout a thing!

Located at 93 Montague St. in Brooklyn Heights, the UPS Store has everything and anything you need for mailing, packaging, shipping, copying, or moving an item.

The one-of-a-kind customer service makes your life a lot easier. Whether it’s a simple thing like making photocopies, or complex international shipping, the UPS store is eager to extend a helping hand.

At the moment UPS is offering a 10 percent off of all moving supplies. And they have mailbox rentals as well, for your convenience (of course, they’ll accept all packages for you during the day).

The UPS Store, 93 Montague St., (between Herny and Hicks streets), (718) 802-0900, is open Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 7 pm, Saturday 10 am to 5 pm, Sunday 10 am to 3 pm. Send email to: store5236@theupsstore.com.

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