Postal Connections to Introduce Second Service Center in San Diego’s North Central Region

Georges, a respected entrepreneur with strong ties to the San Diego area, boasts an extensive professional portfolio and is well-versed in business management and operations. Known for his approachable demeanor, Georges is committed to providing excellent customer service to guests and is looking forward to connecting with the surrounding community.

“I’ve been impressed by the Postal Connections/iSOLD It model since day one and have witnessed firsthand how the mail and printing retail business will meet the needs of the community,” said John Georges. “I am looking forward to joining that legacy and introducing exceptional customer service to the area.”

The large service center is set to open its doors in late summer 2024 at a prime location in the bustling Midway Village shopping center. Situated near major landmarks like the San Diego International Airport, San Diego SeaWorld, and Pechanga Arena, the new store is positioned to serve a diverse and dynamic customer base.

The upcoming Postal Connections will feature the iSOLD It® service, catering to both individual and B2B customers with a comprehensive range of shipping and business solutions. The service is a unique online sales support service for people who want to turn items into cash and offers free expert advice on pricing and online retail strategies.

“With other locations throughout the state, we have seen communities embrace our brand and the convenient, friendly services we provide. We look forward to having such an experienced operator like John on board and are confident that he will have a positive impact on the surrounding community.” said Fred Morache, Postal Connections Owner & Franchisor.

Additionally, the service center will offer printing, notary services, passport photos, fax sending & receiving, lamination and binding, shredding services and virtual mailbox service with email notification when mail arrives. This service also allows customers, located anywhere, to decide if mail should be held, opened and scanned to send or discarded