Priority Mail is cheaper & quicker than UPS for long distances.
Edited by - menace on Jul 16 2002
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| xq New Member 4 Posts 7/02 |  Posted - Jul 16 2002 : 11:20PMDo any of you use US post office boxes to receive your shipments? What's been your experience? I'm not home that often, and missing packages is rather a nuisance. And a followup question: I understand that UPS won't/can't deliver to a P.O. box, which is unfortunate. How's the USPS Priority Mail treat you? [Link] |
| menace Member Of all the fishes in the sea, the mermaid is the one for me! 410 Posts 6/02 | Posted - Jul 16 2002 : 11:34PM Priority Mail is cheaper & quicker than UPS for long distances. Edited by - menace on Jul 16 2002 [Link] |
| aybesea Senior Member Caroline Cage - Hungarian Hottie! 1485 Posts 5/02 | Posted - Jul 17 2002 : 9:35AM As far as USPS Priority, I've never had a problem. Once, though, the local post office forgot to put a package slip in my box, and after waiting (too long) I had to ask them to go look. Lo and behold, they found it. [Link] |
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| Zatoichi Member Sunny California 414 Posts 1/01 | Posted - Jul 17 2002 : 10:36AM If it's a multidisc order, in a big box, the local PO just leaves it in one of the parcel lockers, then leaves the key in my PO box. Much nicer than having UPS drop parcels on your front porch in the middle of the day. I've also tried having UPS ship to my work, only to have them try to deliver on Saturday when no one's there. [Link] |
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