UPS and Post Office bid?
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Every year Fred and UPS both raise their prices by 4-7% and they ask why the overnight business is dropping off. It seems that people don't get the concept that customers, me included, will not pay 40 dollars to ship a 20 dollar product overnight.
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If we don't do it cheaper some third part will and do it more efficiently. If UPS and FEDEX want to continue to enjoy a duopoly in the USA they better start pricing it right.
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FDX and UPS do not care about packages that do not make the right yield. It is only about the yield, period. They will price for the yield and shrink if necessary to meet demand and we see that going on left and right on both sides of the duopoly. We better realize, at both places, this is the case as neither place is going to place a package on an aircraft unless it is the only option to meet service and it is at the right profit margin. New world folks, get used to it.
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