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-=H=- wrote:
Hi all, I shipped two boxes of amateur radio equipment yesterday from Lewisville, Texas to Cooper City, Florida. As always, I used FedEx Ground. Here's why: Two packages: (1) weight 33.60 lbs, size 24 x 21 x 16 inches, insured $900 (2) weight 13.95 lbs, size 22 x 22 x 14 inches, insured $100 FedEx Ground, delivery in 3 business days, cost $38.77 UPS Ground, delivery in 4-5 business days, cost $56.07 UPS would have charged $17.30 more than FedEx (that's almost 45 percent) and would have taken 1-2 days longer to arrive. To me, $17.30 is not a trivial amount of money. Something to think about next time you're shipping packages! 73, Dean K5DH I would have to agree that my luck with UPS has been less than satisfactory. but with fedex my stuff gets there a lot quicker and costs less money. i have even sent msr 2000 repeaters across country with fedex for only about 48 bucks, but if i sent them with ups, they would be destroyed in no time. i have a friend that works at the local ups and he tells me that the sure fire way to have something destroyed is to mark it as fragile or handle with care. seems the guys in the warehouse love to kick the hell out of boxes like that. |
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