ThePackageDeli
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In general, they'll be staffed.
FedEx Nightmare
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In general, they'll be staffed.
JOHNEEK
Member
Lol we have big plans at UPS dont think it wont be competitive and better
Drink Craft Beer
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Amazon Delivery drivers have to buy their own vans. Nice hefty down payment is required from what I've been told (could be wrong though)
People are looking for work to make money, not to make possibly another monthly automobile payment.
Redtag
Part on order, ok to drive
I don't believe that Amazon's end game is becoming UPS.. I think there endgame is same day delivery of their own stuff, nobody else can offer that, other than maybe Walmart but they are way behind now.
Same day delivery could put the final nail in the brick and mortar coffin and that is a way bigger fish than picking up boxes at medium to small businesses
Same day delivery could put the final nail in the brick and mortar coffin and that is a way bigger fish than picking up boxes at medium to small businesses
ManInBrown
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Just tried to order some probiotics on Amazon as a Prime member. The earliest they can be here is next Tuesday. Great next day delivery service. Two Amazon warehouses within 30 minutes drive time to my house.
Poop Head
Judge me.
I wouldn't order anything off Amazon that I'm gonna put in my body. But that's just me..
Brownsocks
Just a dog
I think Amazon will end up getting rid of most of their contractors and push the volume through UPS.
It makes no sense for Amazon to go all in on a model that hurts their reputation and costs more to run then filling feeders with boxes and letting the professionals handle the deliveries.
Maple Grove MN Driver
Cocaine Mang!
You obviously don't understand how Prime works.
Whither
Scofflaw
Nah. Amazon drivers are employed by contractors; the contractors rent/buy the vans. Except the 'Flex' drivers, which are Amazon's PVDs.
rown_oser
Same As It Ever Was
To name a few things, from my experiences, that Amazon/FedEx couriers don’t seem to grok while UPS (mostly) does are professionalism, established customer interrelationships, dignity, a living wage (not living paycheck-to-paycheck), and a bargaining unit.
What else am I overlooking? It’s 01:05 here.
What else am I overlooking? It’s 01:05 here.
Gone fishin
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Are you speaking on fed ex ground ? Express is none of thoseTo name a few things, from my experiences, that Amazon/FedEx couriers don’t seem to grok while UPS (mostly) does are professionalism, established customer interrelationships, dignity, a living wage (not living paycheck-to-paycheck), and a bargaining unit.
What else am I overlooking? It’s 01:05 here.
OrioN
double tap o da horn dooshbag
For the most part, yeah... since Amazon DSPs copied the same subcontractor model from FXG
Hey I've seen bad apples from every carrier, so meh
Heavy Package
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Please come get some of this Amazon crap off of my truck so we can refocus on serving actual customers who want to do business with UPS.
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