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<p>[quote user="CMStPnP"]</p> <p>He is correct both Fed Ed and UPS are increasing their package routing via USPS.</p> <p>You can find the chart and percentage in less time if you Google it yourself instead of posting back and forth about it. I already ran across it BUT guess what.....I'm not posting the link in this case as it is readily available within 5 min or less of a search. You can even guess what source to look at as I mentioned it eariler in three letters. If you Email me $50 via paypal I will post the link for you so you can go over the percentages and data. Since you seem to be addicted to that stuff. <img style="display:inline;" alt="Big Smile" /> [/quote]</p> <p>Your right! I prefer informed opinions, i.e. supported with verifable data, as opposed to off the wall slap shots.</p> <p>I ran a search on per cent of FedEx and UPS packages delivered the last mile by USPS. </p> <p>I got a description of FedEx's program, and I found a number of stories on USPS's efforts to expand their package delivery business. But none of them mentioned the number or percentage of packages delivered the last mile by USPS.</p> <p>According to a December 2014 story in Reuters, USA, USPS hired a marketing guru from Coca-Cola in 2013 to ramp up its package delivery business. USPS needs to find other sources of revenue to offset the loss of revenue associated with first class mail. </p> <p>According to ShipMatrix Inc., USPS accounted for 59.2 per cent of e-commerce deliveried in 2013. It does not define e-commerce or indicate the types of packages delivered by USPS vs. FedEx and UPS. E-commerce, for example, does not include the numereous intra and inter business items delivered by FedEx and UPS.</p> <p>The USPS numbers are for the whole delivery from point of origin to point of delivery. Not a word about the percentage of FedEx and UPS packages delivered the last mile by USPS! </p> <p>The reason you are not posting the link, I presume, is because you don't have one that answers my question. At this point, however, we are off subject, so I will leave it at that. </p> <p>People who make or imply a claim but don't back it up with data have an opinion. And that is all they have. </p> <p>My question was simple. No hidden agenda! What percentage of the packages sent by UPS and FedEx go the last mile via USPS? </p> <p> </p>
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