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I have always used Fed Ex or UPS as my primary shippers. USPS PRIORITY with full insurance was also…read moreabout the same price. Like many other dissatisfied customers, I have left negative reviews of Fed Ex & UPS, particularly the SSF warehouse of both. I've met a few of the drivers & they are very nice & work hard. After a bit of research, particularly international shipping, I found the problem with both companies. Given the choice, I will never use Fed Ex or UPS again, only USPS Priority. Here is the problem: CONTRACT WORKERS. Whether short staffed or to cut costs, both companies began using contract workers to handle the "extra" shipping duties. These 3rd party workers aren't even properly vetted as a regular fulltime UPS or Fed Ex worker would be. These random pick-up workers usually just drive around in unmarked cars & drop off much the same as UBER eats of Door dash would, with about the same results. Meanwhile, both companies cut costs & free up their regular delivery drivers. The problem is, they take NO RESPONSIBILITY for the loss, theft or destruction of our packages. These random contract workers have zero training, zero vetting & zero consequences. Meanwhile, the customer loses out & spends weeks or even months trying to locate our lost packages all so the greedy CEO class at the top can rake in larger profits. They don't care about us. They know the problem but as long as it continues to give them more money, they'll let it continue. Our only response is to not use any of these companies that don't care about the reputation of their actual employees or the welfare of their customers. The motto used to be "the customer is always right". Now it's "Who cares about the customer, just get their money". I won't choose Fed Ex or UPS for any shipping until they hire sufficient workers. Untrained, unvetted contract workers are destroying the reputation that these company drivers work hard every day to maintain. Shame on the bosses who undermine the customers & their own workers. When the regular trucks of both companies deliver packages, they are always great. The problem is these contract workers & the shifty attitude of the people who are supposed to try & help when a package is lost. They just waste our time with diversionary tactics instead of just identifying the problem & locating the item.

To start FedEx in general is difficult to deal with. The…read moretracking system for the packages gives you a vague understanding of where it is and when it will be delivered frequently, the update is "it's in transit" with no other explanation. The details on how it's getting from point A to point B used to be more detailed but now it's not. The customer service line tends to hang up on you rather than transfer you to a live customer service agent. It requires information that puts you into a different answer loop than actually transferring you to an agent when you want to talk to somebody, especially if you have a complaint. I personally had a very difficult time even finding the FedEx customer service number on their website. The delivery center in South San Francisco frequently does not deliver at the same day they get it even if they get it at 2 o'clock in the morning it probably won't go out until the next day and I don't understand why that happens with my packages. USPS is much more efficient delivering my packages in South San Francisco then FedEx. When I look at my USPS tracking and it shows that it had arrived at station early in the morning, like two or 3 o'clock in the morning, I know that I would be receiving it later on that day. My most recent experience with FedEx had them not send a package out to be delivered on a Saturday delivery and it was delayed till Monday. This delay was logged in about 8 o'clock in the morning but post timed till 11:30, almost to show that delivery was attempted, but their reason was the business was closed and they could not make that delivery. This was going to a UPS store that is open seven days a week. When I finally contacted the customer service line, they said that business indicated that the address it was going to belong to a business that was only open Monday through Friday. I have never had this excuse from USPS.

Alas Cargo - shipping_centers - Updated October 2026

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