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USPS :thumb up:

DaWhim

Lifer
I shipped a package to my friend in ithaca, ny on tuesday morning around 9:30am from buffalo, ny. she got the package on wednesday!!!! it was the usps priority!
I was shock when she told me she got the package already. I thought she would get it on Friday or Saturday!
 
On another note.. I've been pretty happy with Airborne.

It seems they consistantly deliver packages 1 or 2 days before the "estimated delivery date".

It seems that UPS and FedEx will hold the packages until the estimated delivery date. That is, they arrive.. but just sit there for a day.

Ex1:


Shipment History:


9/16/03
1 : 05 pm Delivered. Portland, OR
7 : 39 am Arrived at Airborne Station. Portland, OR

9/15/03
10 : 52 pm Processed at Sort Facility. Fresno, CA
4 : 47 pm Left Airborne Station. Petaluma, CA
3 : 14 pm Picked Up by Airborne. Shipper's Door

Estimated Delivery Date: 9/18/03

Ex2:

Sep 17, 2003
2:23 P.M. PORTLAND, OR, US DELIVERY
Sep 16, 2003
11:24 A.M. PORTLAND, OR, US DESTINATION SCAN
3:23 A.M. PORTLAND, OR, US ARRIVAL SCAN

Sep 11, 2003
7:22 A.M. LITTLE ROCK, AR, US DEPARTURE SCAN
Sep 10, 2003
6:10 P.M. LITTLE ROCK, AR, US ORIGIN SCAN
3:08 P.M. US BILLING INFORMATION RECEIVED

Estimated Delivery date: 9/17/2003

:frown:
 
Airborne is awesome. You could have shipped the package via the USPS parcel post and it would have made it in a day too supposedly.
 
Originally posted by: Eli
On another note.. I've been pretty happy with Airborne.

It seems they consistantly deliver packages 1 or 2 days before the "estimated delivery date".

It seems that UPS and FedEx will hold the packages until the estimated delivery date. That is, they arrive.. but just sit there for a day.

Ex1:


Shipment History:


9/16/03
1 : 05 pm Delivered. Portland, OR
7 : 39 am Arrived at Airborne Station. Portland, OR

9/15/03
10 : 52 pm Processed at Sort Facility. Fresno, CA
4 : 47 pm Left Airborne Station. Petaluma, CA
3 : 14 pm Picked Up by Airborne. Shipper's Door

Estimated Delivery Date: 9/18/03

Ex2:

Sep 17, 2003
2:23 P.M. PORTLAND, OR, US DELIVERY
Sep 16, 2003
11:24 A.M. PORTLAND, OR, US DESTINATION SCAN
3:23 A.M. PORTLAND, OR, US ARRIVAL SCAN

Sep 11, 2003
7:22 A.M. LITTLE ROCK, AR, US DEPARTURE SCAN
Sep 10, 2003
6:10 P.M. LITTLE ROCK, AR, US ORIGIN SCAN
3:08 P.M. US BILLING INFORMATION RECEIVED

Estimated Delivery date: 9/17/2003

:frown:

I know what you mean on fed ex. Here's my example.

Sep 17, 2003 7:47 pm Left FedEx Ramp ATLANTA GA
4:05 pm Arrived at FedEx Ramp ATLANTA GA
10:24 am Left FedEx Ramp ATLANTA GA
6:31 am Arrived at FedEx Ramp ATLANTA GA

Sep 16, 2003 1:52 pm Pickup status HAPEVILLE GA
Pre-routed meter pkg picked up

Now I know it was their saver thing but why yesterday did they drive it around the block and back.

KK
 
i sent 3 packages at about 1pm on a saturday from san francisco.. one got to virginia on monday... one to montana on tuesday and the last to south carolina on tuesday... usps rocks for sure
 
It is fast but can get very expensive if weight more then a 1 lb. I rather pay much less with UPS for something that weights much more.
btw, if you shipped postal it would take 2-3 days even if you're right next door to each other!
so all in all, they're so so...

 
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