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<blockquote data-quote="DS" data-source="post: 869976" data-attributes="member: 556"><p>Man, does this sound familiar.When ups went public,they went from"we want to be a more customer oriented company",to a "how can we cut costs" company in just a few years.Things change fast,and it is not impossible that some new,cheaper,customer friendly company could emerge at any time,and make mincemeat out of the both of us.The money hungry shareholders at the top think they own the road,but it would not take much to dissuade the masses if a viable alternative was available.Anyone can deliver packages,but doing it in a way that only one attempt is necessary,may be the one factor that combines customer satisfaction with production.The technology is available to do this,but hey I'm going off topic here.</p><p>Fred is wasting millions having 2 companies doing one job.</p><p>UPS is air and ground at once,but high wages prohibit excessive overtime,which is inevitable when cutting routes.</p><p>vantexan,I hear you,and it scares me to think that ups/fedex, may end up studebakers.</p><p>In a land of Audi's.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DS, post: 869976, member: 556"] Man, does this sound familiar.When ups went public,they went from"we want to be a more customer oriented company",to a "how can we cut costs" company in just a few years.Things change fast,and it is not impossible that some new,cheaper,customer friendly company could emerge at any time,and make mincemeat out of the both of us.The money hungry shareholders at the top think they own the road,but it would not take much to dissuade the masses if a viable alternative was available.Anyone can deliver packages,but doing it in a way that only one attempt is necessary,may be the one factor that combines customer satisfaction with production.The technology is available to do this,but hey I'm going off topic here. Fred is wasting millions having 2 companies doing one job. UPS is air and ground at once,but high wages prohibit excessive overtime,which is inevitable when cutting routes. vantexan,I hear you,and it scares me to think that ups/fedex, may end up studebakers. In a land of Audi's. [/QUOTE]
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