Look to me the PO guys are displaying Nationalism .I see it at time
with customs at the US border coming back to the US.
Why do you leave the US, don't like it, is a common question
Bill
1981 300 TD
andrew strasfogel wrote:
My local PO (NW D.C.) is open 7 days a week and
I get simliar thing going into the US.
How do you know people in the US?
Have you ever been arrested?
NO
Are you sure about that?
YES
I'll ask you one more time..
Has everyone in the US been arrested?? Why do they never believe me?? Is
it my looks?? (see FRAPPR)
I almost prefer the guy
What is killing UPS is the additional charges paid to drop something off at
a pickup spot (aka a store).
I ship FedEx Ground from my office for free. I walk it up a block to the
local UPS pickup spot and get charged a surcharge for giving them my
business.
On 3/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
: [MBZ] UPS vs Fedex
What is killing UPS is the additional charges paid to drop something off at
a pickup spot (aka a store).
I ship FedEx Ground from my office for free. I walk it up a block to the
local UPS pickup spot and get charged a surcharge for giving them my
business.
On 3/28/06, [EMAIL
Thirty-eight pounds for seventeen bucks plus three more for
$1000 worth of insurance.
Return by UPS was 35 bucks.
Damn. Don't blame ya.
Rick Knoble
'85 300 CD
'87 190 DT
What is killing UPS is the additional charges paid to drop something off
at
a pickup spot (aka a store).
I ship FedEx Ground from my office for free. I walk it up a block to the
local UPS pickup spot and get charged a surcharge for giving them my
business.
Yeah, ya gotta point. Anytime you
Tom Hargrave wrote:
I've given up on both and ship through the post office these days.
I find the post office is cheaper for most items, but UPS becomes
cheaper if the item is very heavy. Also, UPS has real package tracking
and doesn't charge extra for it, whereas the Post Office charges
] UPS vs Fedex
Tom Hargrave wrote:
I've given up on both and ship through the post office these days.
I find the post office is cheaper for most items, but UPS becomes cheaper if
the item is very heavy. Also, UPS has real package tracking and doesn't
charge extra for it, whereas the Post
On Mar 28, 2006, at 10:30 PM, LT Don wrote:
I ship FedEx Ground from my office for free.
Uh.. I hope your boss doesn't mind you doing so. People lose
their jobs over petty theft quite frequently.
Johnny B.
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I have just started using this process and it is just great!
I print down the mailing label and pay for the postage all at the same
time. Actually, I do this through Ebay and Paypal most of the time
when I sell something.
We live in a rural area and know our post lady well. She takes our
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Tom Hargrave wrote:
I've given up on both and ship through the post office these days.
I find the post office is cheaper for most items, but UPS becomes cheaper if
the item is very heavy. Also, UPS has real
Unless it's his office...
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
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No, many of us do it. By free I don't mean that I don't pay the shipping
costs, I mean that I don't pay any sort of surcharge for pickup. I reimburse
the corporation once a month when we get the FedEx bill.
On 3/29/06, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 28, 2006, at 10:30 PM, LT
You dont have to pay extra to drop things off at the ups store, formerly
known as mail boxes etc. When I used to use UPS, I have an account and
printed the lables at home, then just walked in to the UPS store and
dropped my boxes off, no charge for that. If they do the printing of
the lable
I never go to the PO to ship things, you can do it from USPS.com, print
the labels, and schedule a pickup. I use stamps.com though, I can print
USPS and fedex labels with that software, I schedule the pickup and the
mailman gets them off my front porch.
David Brodbeck wrote:
Tom Hargrave
My local PO (NW D.C.) is open 7 days a week and practically empty late
afternoons Sat. and Sun. Still, some of the clerks seem to take immense
satisfaction in putting me down because I am not prepared with the proper
forms for sending stuff to Canada Fedex is convenient, UPS less so.
On
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I never go to the PO to ship things, you can do it from USPS.com, print
the labels, and schedule a pickup. I use stamps.com though, I can print
USPS and fedex
BillR wrote:
I ship stuff on occasion to my daughter in Antigua. USPS is about 4 - 5
times cheaper for that [last box at 12 lbs was $46 vs. $235 for FedEx] but I
take it to UPS first for packaging.
UPS is also known for charging ridiculous customs brokering fees for
foreign shipments. I've
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