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I specifically paid for signature delivery, and this is what tracking shows...

Aug 18, 2005 11:34 AM

Delivered

Bangor, ME

Left on porch. Signature Service not requested.
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I think I will be taking my business elsewhere you fvcksticks:|
 
Originally posted by: MX2times
I specifically paid for signature delivery, and this is what tracking shows...

Aug 18, 2005 11:34 AM

Delivered

Bangor, ME

Left on porch. Signature Service not requested.
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I think I will be taking my business elsewhere you fvcksticks:|
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:thumbsup:
 
If the person at the address it is delivered to has a waiver on file, then they don't have to have a signature regardless.
 
Bangor, ME?

Is that a rural address? If so, I don't blame them for using their common sense and leaving the package instead of having to drive back out to BFE the next day (and the next).
 
Originally posted by: kogase
I've found USPS to be faster and more reliable in general than either FedEx or UPS.
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<5 lbs. Cont. 48 USPS
>5 lbs. Cont. 48 FedEx, UPS, DHL, Airborne Express, etc.
Alaska/Hawaii USPS
Canada USPS
International USPS
 
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Originally posted by: kogase
I've found USPS to be faster and more reliable in general than either FedEx or UPS.
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<5 lbs. Cont. 48 USPS
>5 lbs. Cont. 48 FedEx, UPS, DHL, Airborne Express, etc.
Alaska/Hawaii USPS
Canada USPS
International USPS
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heavy but small thing(like a dumb bell) = usps flat rate box. i love usps 🙂
 
Originally posted by: DaWhim
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Originally posted by: kogase
I've found USPS to be faster and more reliable in general than either FedEx or UPS.
Click to expand...

<5 lbs. Cont. 48 USPS
>5 lbs. Cont. 48 FedEx, UPS, DHL, Airborne Express, etc.
Alaska/Hawaii USPS
Canada USPS
International USPS
Click to expand...

heavy but small thing(like a dumb bell) = usps flat rate box. i love usps 🙂
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True, but I ship a lot of heavy, larger boxes and they all go by FedEx Ground/Home. No complaints yet (knock on wood). Not a huge demand for dumbells in my line of work.
 
Originally posted by: Paulson
When I'm getting a package, I use Fedex.

When I'm sending a package, I use UPS.
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UPS charges more, and have you read the comments from employees there? There is a thread on HardForum about employees dishing the dirt on their workplace, and the UPS comments were a little horrifying.

But then again, I think the same is probably true of most big carriers (like FedEx as well). Just depends on what sort facilities your package gets routed through. Some are worse than others.

I know some people who will not accept a FedEx package from me in certain areas because their local sort facility/crew is so bad. Luckily I don't have complaints about either UPS or FedEx in my area.
 
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