United Parcel Service, Inc. Complaint

"Service" is a misnomer in this...

Reviewed by BarbaraCarter
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"Service" is a misnomer in this title. 4 precious tickets to

"The Lion King" need to get from SC to NY asap. So, you go to the nearest UPS store and pay almost $30 to overnight them (Oh, and you have to pay an extra $3+ if you want your package "signed for".) For this princely sum, your recipient finally secures the tickets (mailed Thursday afternoon on the following Monday evening) in the nick of curtain time after endless tracking phone calls and online adventures by going to the UPS office. If it hadn't been for a very helpful Barbara at the Mount Vernon, NY UPS, we would truly have been lost. We used to call UPS "ups". Then they called themselves the regretable "brown". Why don't we just call them "Oops" from now on?

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