They just wanted to make sure everyone could fondle your new toy.
based upon its firearms related... you would have save money by shipping it ground, which is 2 day service.... but the shipper wanted to skimp out on NDA charges to save money....It would have been in OKC in two days with ground service... but the fact it was a handgun rings bells and well UPS has other matters in mind... the Place I pick up that ships Handguns, Outdoor America, I try to keep them in line so to keep the AtF from knockin on my door...really not worth it... follow the rules and you will be fine...
I could give a rats ass about USPS, FedEx or UPS, I just want to know:
What pistol did you buy?
What pistol did you buy?
Can we ship pistols with USPS?
Scott, stop by the shop today if you can't find any. I always have small and medium narrow flat rate boxes.
Best deal in the shipping industry, load those babies with up to 70 lbs for the same flat rate. The carriers love those.
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My carrier never brings stuff that weighs much over 10#. i get the note to go pick it up. It is annoying that the PO opens after I'm at work and closes before I get off.
I've had a business where I've shipped well over 3000 items in the last few years. I've used USPS almost exclusively and have only had literally only 2 packages that didn't make it to their destination and a very small amount that arrived later than I expected. USPS and their quick, reliable and affordable shipping have been the reason I'm able to provide such great customer service. UPS on the other hand, the few times I have used them have been expensive and certainly no better with respect to package deliver times or loss. I have (since I usually don't have the choice) received many items via UPS and most every time, there is significant damage to the box and I've had two packages that never made it to me. I've also had gauranteed delivery times that were missed.
Go USPS... I'm a believer based on years of experience.
Go USPS... I'm a believer based on years of experience.
