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2000v6 · 03-03-2010, 12:58 AM

I thought that DHL left the states?

I remember seeing them all over the place, but I haven't seen them for at least a year. Uh... FedEX is f****** everything up nowadays, I haven't seen an undamaged box delivered by them in a long time now.

But I trust UPS, I've got a good friendship with my UPS guy. If I'm not at home or something and I get one of those "we'll come around tomorrow" notices and I see him around, then I just walk over and get it from him. Nice guy.

If the USPS is really losing money by working on Saturday, can't be proven. I mean yes there are statistics and data, that may or may not prove that statement to be true, the USPS is operating as a government agency and could be closed on saturdays, if the legislature passes. The only big problem is that there should be a paragraph included in the bill stating that banks and other institutions should allow for more time before statements are due, for example instead of you have 20 days it should become you have 20 business days.

I wonder though what's going to happen with the private transportation contractors that they use.

03-03-2010, 12:58 AM	#12
2000v6 Drives: 2003 m3, 2000 camaro v6, 2004 s4 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: ny Posts: 1,125 View My Garage	I thought that DHL left the states? I remember seeing them all over the place, but I haven't seen them for at least a year. Uh... FedEX is f****** everything up nowadays, I haven't seen an undamaged box delivered by them in a long time now. But I trust UPS, I've got a good friendship with my UPS guy. If I'm not at home or something and I get one of those "we'll come around tomorrow" notices and I see him around, then I just walk over and get it from him. Nice guy. If the USPS is really losing money by working on Saturday, can't be proven. I mean yes there are statistics and data, that may or may not prove that statement to be true, the USPS is operating as a government agency and could be closed on saturdays, if the legislature passes. The only big problem is that there should be a paragraph included in the bill stating that banks and other institutions should allow for more time before statements are due, for example instead of you have 20 days it should become you have 20 business days. I wonder though what's going to happen with the private transportation contractors that they use.