How UPS Smart Labels Work

No matter how far you are from your nearest neighbor, if you live in the United States or Europe, UPS can deliver to your address. UPS can ... all � deliver to 80 percent of the planet within 48 hours, so if you live somewhere else, it's still pretty likely that UPS can find you to drop off or pick up packages. That's a lot of addresses -- and a lot of packages. In fact, in 2005, UPS delivered 3.75 billion packages and letters. That's more than one package for every two people in the entire world.

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[samgraves2]

I don't know if thats right or not. Proof? Regardless of who started it, UPS has mastered it. FedEx has not.

[KatrinaGustavRuled]

lol, but FedEx, the so called "inventor" doesn't have the capacity to track a package like UPS does. So much for FedEx's invention.

[MrPinkyRA1]

Why would you need to call and track a package? Because it's not there on-time right? Glad UPS in #1 in tracking packages.. LOL .. sad ... Ship Fedex. or even Puro

[MrPinkyRA1]

Fedex - Get's there on-time (non unionized) UPS - Get's there late (unionized)

[marxvlog]

Was that how stuff works or an ad for UPS I can't tell... =S

[ChevyHebHeb]

@bvestationfan thats logistics

[FrozenHaxor2]

@bvestationfan Raped in the truck? ROFL!

[bvestationfan]

I bought a PS3 from Newegg that weighed about 10 pounds. I selected three day ground which was free, but instead I got it the next day. Now I got a package coming from Memphis to NYC which is coming via Three Day Select via UPS

I've never had any issues with UPS, but my Newegg box looks like it got raped in the truck or something

[woa12]

@DBR00 lol for real?

[DBR00]

@jorge10928 Then you're package will show a delivery status as: Crashed somewhere in the Pacific. Service Guarantee doesn't apply. Refer to terms and conditions for more info.

[samgraves2]

How is that UPSs fault if the shipper didn't bill the package correctly? UPS will never charge you twice. They also cannot leave packages at the post office. 1) Thats like asking why they won't leave it at the FedEx office. One has nothing to do with the other. 2) They won't let UPS because... 3) It's illegal. Yes, illegal.