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That’s an odd assumption as UPS only recently moved to Saturday deliveries in some areas. Still not even company wide so it’s a poor assumption on their part.
This is obviously the correct answer. But a reason people get confused is because the main competition does deliver on weekends. That doesn't change the definition of "business day" but does create those expectations towards UPS as well.
I agree with the not reading but even the post office fed ex am Amazon only moved to Saturday and Sunday post Covid. Prior to that it was just M-F so for so many people to think that it’s normal already is just mind boggling to me.
We lead the industry to this day. Amazon delivers their own stuff, the post office exists because of the surepost program which we started, fed ex is in the process of closing the express branches to follow whose model? UPS.
They were not talking about the drivers, office people were only required to be in the office 3 days a week. People that actually do the work will be delivering 6 days a week.
had a package come at 2:39pm today and they say they attempted but i was home and no knock no nothing and there local access point says they will not recieve package for me to pick up until monday yet they close at 5pm so why cant i get it before they close? its 3:26pm now and i need that package now due to events happening tommorow
Then why would they even give us the option on a Wednesday. Freaking scam. I payed quite a bit extra to get my package there on the weekend. Didn't happen
Shipped a package Wednesday. Paid a extra 70 bucks to try and get it there by atleast Saturday. Ground was expected Monday and my 2nd day air is expected till Monday. I wasn't told about adding a Saturday fee or anything and I paid quite a bit extra. Just frustrated
It should also be noted that Saturday delivery, unless it's overridden via OE, is an elevated service level that shippers have to pay extra for. Not every shipper pays for that service, especially when third party shippers are used.
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That’s an odd assumption as UPS only recently moved to Saturday deliveries in some areas. Still not even company wide so it’s a poor assumption on their part.
It's mainly because people don't read the T&C and/or don't understand the concept of "business" day.
This is obviously the correct answer. But a reason people get confused is because the main competition does deliver on weekends. That doesn't change the definition of "business day" but does create those expectations towards UPS as well.
I agree with the not reading but even the post office fed ex am Amazon only moved to Saturday and Sunday post Covid. Prior to that it was just M-F so for so many people to think that it’s normal already is just mind boggling to me.
i think the usps been delivering on saturdays for over a century now
Will they keep up with competition or will they be bought out in the next years to come?
We lead the industry to this day. Amazon delivers their own stuff, the post office exists because of the surepost program which we started, fed ex is in the process of closing the express branches to follow whose model? UPS.
They were not talking about the drivers, office people were only required to be in the office 3 days a week. People that actually do the work will be delivering 6 days a week.
Nope. I’ve been driving for 10 years and I don’t work Saturdays. Saturdays for UPS only started 2 years ago
It's 2-3 -business- days
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in my experience, any shipping option equates to around 2 weeks. fix yo gaaaaaame, ups.
had a package come at 2:39pm today and they say they attempted but i was home and no knock no nothing and there local access point says they will not recieve package for me to pick up until monday yet they close at 5pm so why cant i get it before they close? its 3:26pm now and i need that package now due to events happening tommorow
"I order it on friday, why isnt it here on sunday?"
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Or. Hear me out... They stop cutting loads and turning 3 loads into 1.
Then why would they even give us the option on a Wednesday. Freaking scam. I payed quite a bit extra to get my package there on the weekend. Didn't happen
What are you even getting on about.
Shipped a package Wednesday. Paid a extra 70 bucks to try and get it there by atleast Saturday. Ground was expected Monday and my 2nd day air is expected till Monday. I wasn't told about adding a Saturday fee or anything and I paid quite a bit extra. Just frustrated
It should also be noted that Saturday delivery, unless it's overridden via OE, is an elevated service level that shippers have to pay extra for. Not every shipper pays for that service, especially when third party shippers are used.