Why USPS?

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permafrying

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cheaper with heavier items as far as flat rate. probably just easier because they can pick up a bunch of flat rate envelopes and pre determine shipping. i hate usps just because there tracking sucks really really bad and they seemed to have changed a little over the month or so. usually a shipment would go threw denver at like 1 or 2 in the morning then be in my mailbox technically that day. now it goes threw and its not here till the next day
 

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Maybe because they want their products to actually get where they're supposed to go, a trick UPS has yet to master (of the last 12 times something was shipped to me via UPS, five were 'lost,' three were damaged beyond repair, one was returned marked as 'delivery refused' even though they never tried to deliver it, one had been opened, emptied, and resealed, and two were delivered to the porch of the house across the street from me despite the fact that it was quite obvious that house had closed up for the winter).
 

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Maybe because they want their products to actually get where they're supposed to go, a trick UPS has yet to master (of the last 12 times something was shipped to me via UPS, five were 'lost,' three were damaged beyond repair, one was returned marked as 'delivery refused' even though they never tried to deliver it, one had been opened, emptied, and resealed, and two were delivered to the porch of the house across the street from me despite the fact that it was quite obvious that house had closed up for the winter).

What'd you do to the UPS guy? :laugh:
 

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Maybe because they want their products to actually get where they're supposed to go, a trick UPS has yet to master (of the last 12 times something was shipped to me via UPS, five were 'lost,' three were damaged beyond repair, one was returned marked as 'delivery refused' even though they never tried to deliver it, one had been opened, emptied, and resealed, and two were delivered to the porch of the house across the street from me despite the fact that it was quite obvious that house had closed up for the winter).

Wow! :blink:

I've become spoiled with my Amazon Prime subscription ("free" two-day shipping). I've never had any issues with UPS, both personally or at work (knocks on wood). I'm sorry to hear about the problems you've had. I'd be pretty ticked.
 
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