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July 21, 2015 at
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As of August 1, 2015
UPS will no longer partner with Amazon
UPS will no longer partner with Amazon
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whoa, that's cool. I didn't know that you could have multiple accounts.
Amazon is kissing UPS ass for now.
Looks like 3 to 4 more weeks.
UPS keeps everything they can hush hush.
See you in 4 weeks.
(Heads Up) Amazon just updated their Prime Benefits.
Before: Share membership with up to four additional household members
After: Can only be shared between the two adults in a household
Existing shared members: Once removed, cannot add back if over 2
New members: can only share one more
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! That guy!!
HaHa!
And no I am not Katlyn Jenner
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They are losing money on every package they deliver.
Amazon pays about $1 per package to UPS
The average cost to UPS is about $1.14
When you factor in salary, gas,vehicle
Believe me folks this is happening real soon
Like they would tell you.
Though Amazon wants to use the cheapest, in the long term if they have to replace every order due to loss deliveries, it makes no sense for Amazon either.
(Heads Up) Amazon just updated their Prime Benefits.
Before: Share membership with up to four additional household members
After: Can only be shared between the two adults in a household
Existing shared members: Once removed, cannot add back if over 2
New members: can only share one more
And no I am not Katlyn Jenner
Good luck with USPS & FedX
Good luck with Prime
http://www.bloomberg.c
The USPS doesn't disclose much about its relationship with Amazon, citing confidentiality agreements. Amazon didn't respond to several requests for comment. David Vernon, an analyst at Bernstein Research who tracks the shipping industry, estimates the USPS handled 40 percent of Amazon's volume last year—or almost 150 million items—more than either United Parcel Service or FedEx. He figures that Amazon pays the USPS $2 per package, which is about half what it would pay UPS and FedEx. Vernon says Amazon receives a deep discount from the USPS because the e-tailer does so much of its own processing—including providing computerized address lists to make it easier for carriers to tailor their delivery routes for faster drop-offs. "I think [Amazon's] idea was, why give this volume to FedEx when we can just sort it ourselves?" Vernon says. "Because it's not that hard."
Good luck with USPS & FedX
Good luck with Prime
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Good luck with USPS & FedX
Good luck with Prime
How do you pick UPS to deliver, I never have that choice.
Would it be possible for your other ID to respond, it adds a layer of confirmation that adds to the whole credibility thing, if you know what I mean, ya, huh?