I should have clarified it wasnt about the sipping. It was about how i needed her to box everything up for me. I should have got a discount on that
UPS store are usually owned indepenedently and/ or privately. They do use the name UPS because its so recognizable. They offen offer products for shipping and the latter. Which is far different then your local USPS store. USPS just takes your crap and ships it, no other options. I've never been in a kinco's, but I've heard they do offer printing machines.
You can print out a UPS smart label, call pick ups and pay 10 bucks for the package. Or you can go to the UPS store and pay 14 bucks for the label and more for other services.
Tell you the truth, ship with USPS, they are faster and cheaper then all shipping out there. Just make sure the package/envelope is taped up and secured up tightly. The contents are secure for travel, amoung belts and such. 95% of the damaged goods along tavel threw shipping are shippers fault, no doubt. Understand, the ones who ship their goods are the ones that pack them. Damage to those goods are due to ignorance of the shipper. Not understanding safe and practical packing fundamentals.
From the discount page:
The UPS Store® is offering discounts to UPSers
Receive up to 15 per cent off selected The UPS Store services
The UPS Store® Corporate Card Program includes discounts up to 15 per cent on the following products and services:
· Print and copy services
· Finishing services
· Business cards and stationery
· Business/corporate/personal mailboxes
· Packing labour and supplies
· Faxing and scanning
The discount does not include shipping costs.
A valid UPS employee identification card must be presented at the point of sale to qualify for the discount. Employees who do not have an employee ID card must present a recent pay stub. The UPS Store® is the preferred printing service for all UPS-related items.
You can't just open up a shipping store and slap the name "UPS Store" on it because it's "recognizable". It's a franchise, like Burger King, Verizon, or Subway. If the franchisor says you must accept such and such discounts, then the franchisee doesn't have a choice, as far as I am aware.
All Kinko's became "FedEx Office" a few years ago. No such thing as Kinko's anymore, also as far as I am aware.
Quit living in the past!
Dude, I have all instagrievances on my iPad. All I do is change the names and dates. Makes it so easy!!From the discount page:
The UPS Store® is offering discounts to UPSers
Receive up to 15 per cent off selected The UPS Store services
The UPS Store® Corporate Card Program includes discounts up to 15 per cent on the following products and services:
· Print and copy services
· Finishing services
· Business cards and stationery
· Business/corporate/personal mailboxes
· Packing labour and supplies
· Faxing and scanning
The discount does not include shipping costs.
A valid UPS employee identification card must be presented at the point of sale to qualify for the discount. Employees who do not have an employee ID card must present a recent pay stub. The UPS Store® is the preferred printing service for all UPS-related items.
15% off copying services? I should use them to start photocopying my grievances.![]()
You may have noticed this term in reference to those restaurants:
"*At participating restaurants"
Lots of Truck stop Subways do not participate in the $5 Footlong promotion for example.
You can't just open up a shipping store and slap the name "UPS Store" on it because it's "recognizable". It's a franchise, like Burger King, Verizon, or Subway. If the franchisor says you must accept such and such discounts, then the franchisee doesn't have a choice, as far as I am aware.
All Kinko's became "FedEx Office" a few years ago. No such thing as Kinko's anymore, also as far as I am aware.
Quit living in the past!