Which is cheaper, FedEx or UPS?
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It is my personal opinion that FedEx is the better, faster carrier, not to mention a bit cheaper.  \n\nThe problem is that if you don't have an account with either company, they're both going to be expensive to use, because if you take your package to a drop point (Kinko's, etc) they tack on a service charge.  \n\nIt might be good for you to check with your local post office - Priority Mail can be very competitive on cost & delivery times (especially when the service charge item is factored in).
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you can charge what you want for shipping. There is a shipping calc that estimates what it costs , if they want next day delv you can change the shipping cost to reflect the diff... if it doesnt get there that is Ups or fed ex fault as long as the tracking # shows you sent it next day
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ups ... totaly wrong q for me :)
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better use dhl, ups or fedex.  your laptop will be safer w/ these guys.
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yes, www.rapidresponsetransport.com is by far the cheapest.\n£8 for a 20kg parcel within UK. The USA is around £17.50. Full Booking facilities online and payable via paypal.
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The package is picked up from either:  Your Home or Business.  Or you drop it off at a Drop Box or FedEx Shipping Center.     From there it is taken to a local FedEx Station and sorted into the proper destination container.    From the local FedEx Station it is taken to the nearest FedEx Ramp or Airport and again sorted into it's proper destination container.   It is flown to one of three main sort centers:  Memphis, Newark, or Indianapolis, and again sorted to another destination container.   From there it is flown to it's final area sort center.   At that sort center the package would be sent to another local station and sorted to the proper truck for delivery.
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Depends.  UPS is usually pretty fast no matter where in the country you ship from.  How much time are you looking to save?     I can't imagine a regional distributor being more than a day faster than UPS on the average, unless you're talking a brick-and-mortar business where people walk in to buy.
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It all depends on the size & weight of the package.  USPS has limitations.  I usually give an option of UPS or Prority Mail and let the customer decide.  Priority mail is cheaper with lighter things and UPS cheaper for heavier things.  We're actually moving over to FedEx - it's cheaper.  Priority mail does have advantages sometimes because of the free boxes.  Advice is that you should charge the customer for shipping and add a small handling fee if you can't make enough profit on the item itself.  The problem isn't your shipping costs, it's the item you're selling.  Investigate other items!
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Amazon.com or ebay.com
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It is generally cheaper to ship it but air freight is faster, so it depends on what you prioritse-time or cost.
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There is The US Postal Service, US parcel service, Federal Express, just to name a few.  You can look them up on your search engine, and then contact them about there prices!!\n\nMuch Success in your Business,\n\nDuane J.
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USPS is good for small items especially media mail \n\nUPS and FedEx are better for larger items as their price is lower.\n\nIn terms of reliability, I get fewer complaints of shipments not arriving or delayed or getting lost with UPS than FedEx
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Try cheaperthandirt.com
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I use DHL for imports, Bax Global for shipping overseas and for around the us if under 50#'s USPS over 50#'s USP
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And FedEx!!\nBut it's expensive.
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You can't.  You will have to box up and ship your computer to HP.  If it's still under warranty, they will send you the prepaid labels for FedEx.
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DHL\nhttp://www.dhl.com/splash.html