Brownslave688
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I searched only thread titles.I found 12, but that doesn't change the fact that Steve is full of more crap than me, and I am a Turd
I searched only thread titles.I found 12, but that doesn't change the fact that Steve is full of more crap than me, and I am a Turd
Ups has and always had competition from the first day it started in Seattle. It's always been that way. Your revelations are not new. I'm sure many people in more influential positions at ups are aware of the threats. It's called doing business.And Brown just made my point. FDX Smart Post, competition. Amazon looking at entering delivery, competition. Thx
Neither know nor care Steve, but since you are infatuated with the great postal service. Who is their Customer Service with Steve? Do you think that FedEx has a in house Customer Service Steve?Turd, you say I'm full of it? So since you held all these positions you still cannot answer a question. What two companies does UPS contract out customer service too? what happened to all the District Customer Service staff when that happened?
Oh lord, not you.
Shut up, I am the only helpful one here. You just like to argue.Oh lord, not you.
What is this disagreement all about?
A lot of folks are. Big Deal.Scuba Steve is upset with the direction we are headed.
It is to SteveA lot of folks are. Big Deal.
Why, he think that the powers that be will finally listen to the suggestions that we give them?It is to Steve
Look above your postWhere'd he go, anyway?
Steve, answer me this. How can we grow much more, when we have trouble hiring drivers now, with the volume we have now?Orion,
I will just tell you that UPS has afforded me to have lived on 4 continents during expansion. See multiple operations other than just Package.
You're right, there was always competition. I had seen the larger companies UPS competed against say the same things as Brown. They were so big that UPS wouldn't be a factor. Those companies are gone. Then I saw UPS say FDX wasn't a threat. They are still here. I saw FDX buy Tigers right underneath UPS setting back Asia growth. I could go on. Look at the TNT deal, just like FDX Ground, FDX will have a very strong presence in Europe and Latin America in a very short time. Now you have the USPS which thought of packages as an after thought to 1st class mail focusing on packages and increasing service taking away market share from UPS. Then you now have customers like Amazon looking to build their own shipping networks to eliminate using UPS.
So my point is there are some here that think that the competition can't surpass UPS. I'm telling you that plans are in place to do that. Once FDX integrates ground and express together as one like UPS, this will cause a lot of problems for the UPS workforce. Don't worry though, it can never happen... Have a great night.
I see, there you go wanting to argue again.Look above your post
Scuba Steve is upset with the direction we are headed.