FedEx deliver when snow?
966330
They share the attitude of the US Post office -- neither sleet, nor snow, nor rain, nor hail, nothing will stop the US mail. \nTwo to three inches of snow isn't really a problem, and they are all equipped with snow tires. They may be delayed a little (often because OTHER cars don't have snow tires and clog up the roads) but they will get there.
149343
Doesn't really matter anyway because the blizzard's on a Sunday. My parents probably just won't get their paper. The mailman's usually late in most storms we've had in the northeast but he's never not come. I hate it when he's late. I want my college acceptance letters! And that time my mailman was drunk...BUT I don't think I should go into it!\n\nNope, never thought we "verbally attacked" each other either. & thanks. I hope the mailman shows up with some on Monday.
502008
If you deliver them to your post office EARLY the day before, then there is a fair chance it would get delivered on the desired day.\n\nOften there is a time cut-off for delivery (especially if you are using a mailbox drop, read the pickup times sticker).  In small towns you may want to add a day or two because in some cases the mail goes to another city to be sorted and returned, so if your letter gets to the other town after their next-day cut-off there will be a delay.\n\nOur sorting system may get bad press, but I read a while back about how Italians had better luck if they mailed their letters first to Switzerland because of the demands by participation in the international postal organization they belonged to.  One member of the Italian parliment asked if the head of the Italian post office could promise "same month delivery".  He couldn't.\n\nGood luck.
362173
Try Yellow Freight.  They've delivered large (about the size of a couch) and heavy (about half the weight of a car) stuff for us.
1111332
no - there are delivery reciepts, but if the mail server doesn't support them, then you won't ever get one from that person.
769998
I hear Heavenly is opening up Nov 17th and Northstar will be open the 18th.  Not sure if there will be any snow though.
274639
could be snow, could be +10 or +20 degrees, could be a little bit of rain.  One never knows in the spring time!
715693
I will only tell you if you tell me if its going to snow at 04:37 on the 28th Dec 2007?
85603
This is unique and different: http://www.messageinabottle.com/ (Orders made after Feb 6th are not guaranteed to be delivered by Feb 14th)
320720
Do you have a UPS store nearby?\nThey could probably ship it at rush time, but it would cost a lot, I'd think.\n\nOr go to your post office (it's probably closed right now so probably tomorow) and see if they have anything.\nOR drive to minnesota yourself :P that was a joke. \n\nBut there SHOULD be some kind of service from the United State's Postal Service that allows things to be shipped within one day.\n\nI'm not an expert though
26303
You can always check FEDEX.com They will help you with anything you have
810452
Try FedEx...they seem to always be hiring for those hours.
558190
I worked with a company a few years ago called US Xpress Enterprises Inc.\n\nThey'll beat the typical delivery methods including DHL, UPS, USPS, etc.\n\nFeel free to contact me. I'm a consultant and I'd be glad to assist.
779765
Depending on "why" you want to sue FedEx, there are several things to think about.  \nDid you personally deal w/ a FedEx Office (shipping outlet), did you use a store that promised you something that FedEx failed to do (like a pick-up Service) or do you have a Business Account set up with them?\n\nIf you were just shipping an envelope overnight & it didn't arrive on time, most lawyers won't even see you. Simply because no one can control the Weather, etc.   If it was a package containing something breakable & they packed it for you, then they are liable for any damages.\n\nIf it was something that personally cost you alot of time, effort & money to send out and it didn't arrive on time (say a Business Contract), then you need to find out as much information about WHY it didn't- the Tracking Number is never used twice within a year's period.  Call them repeatedly & write down Everything- from the date & time, the Support Person's Name and what they said in response to your questions.  If you still don't have a "reasonable" answer to your questions & Problem, start writing letters.  If FedEx even senses you may bring legal action against them, they will usually try to settle out of court.\n\nMost Lawyers are hesistant to go after a Corporation as large as FedEx because they have Legal Teams that are verry skilled at what they do.  Especially in terms of being sued.
381811
It is not a federal holiday so post offices are open. Banks can set their own hours so there may be some banks closed but most banks should be open.
403854
Call the paper, there is a phone number in the paper if you are interested in delivering
737108
I used to live in the country...Fed-Ex overnight by 10am never came like it was supposed to. It usually takes a day longer. The USPS states even priority 2 day will take 3 or possibly 4 days so the rule is.....\n\nthe farther you live from the main post office, the longer the delivery...no one guarantees it and if they do it almost always doesn't come through.\n\n================