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[Eagle1]

Same here, 110 to Home Depot but I do have Menards and Lowes at around 60 miles just opposite directions. It's one or the other never both.

 

[Too many Kubotas]

Yeah, we need to warn senders about trying FedEx next day shipping. Our address doesn't exist when picking that option, but 2nd day does show up in their system.

Not that it means actual 2nd day arrival, but at least the stuff gets here that way.

 

[mllud]

Amazon has used that slow usps service twice on me that goes in the opposite direction to three cities and two states before you finally get it.

 

[Eagle1]

Amazon has used that slow usps service twice on me that goes in the opposite direction to three cities and two states before you finally get it.

You mean the one that send stuff from KY to CO and it meanders through several states before taking a tour of MO (Columbia, St Louis and KC)?

 

[mllud]

You mean the one that send stuff from KY to CO and it meanders through several states before taking a tour of MO (Columbia, St Louis and KC)?

that's it

 

[John0829]

Yeah, well a package sent by UPS from Minnesota to KY, 2nd day shipping. The package arrived at the delivering terminal in KY, 30 miles away on the 2nd day as it should have, but then it was then shipped air freight from KY to two different terminals in CA then truck freight to CO to IL to IN then back to the terminal in KY. I received it 3 weeks after it had been shipped. UPS explanation and I quote "that is just the way it was routed"

 

[Jstpssng]

You mean the one that send stuff from KY to CO and it meanders through several states before taking a tour of MO (Columbia, St Louis and KC)?

Now you are talking about Fedex. I've had better luck with the postal service.

 

[Eagle1]

Now you are talking about Fedex. I've had better luck with the postal service.

Fedex is mostly reliable both air and ground service here. USPS is the king of routing things all over the place within the state and maybe some states.

 

[dstig1]

One guy on Practical Machinist had a totally domestic package make it to the Philippines before coming back!

 

[RandyT]

Now you are talking about Fedex. I've had better luck with the postal service.

I had a Fedex package a few years ago that went from St. Louis, to Indianapolis, back to St Louis back to Indianapolis and then back to St Louis before being delivered to my local Fedex to deliver it to me.