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Re:Sears has another chance to avoid closing down by jerrysievert on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @12:54PM (#18857647)
For me, they’ve “fixed” that. I finally got their amazon couriers blacklisted, so they are shipping usps.

But, if i order from an account without prime, they wait 11 days to ship, thus giving me 12 day delivery (just within their promised 2 weeks). If i order from an account with prime, it alternates between next day and two days.

Editing to add:

Last order without prime, Dec 28. “Shipped” yesterday (usps shows it arriving to them at 4:35 this morning from amazon, out for delivery today).

Re:Sears has another chance to avoid closing down by matwood on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @05:17PM (#18860298)
I had to do the opposite because USPS is so bad about delivering packages. The Amazon branded couriers basically saved me as a Prime customer.

There was an article [1] from 2017 about USPS couriers lying about packages being delivered to keep up their Amazon delivery statistics. This routinely happened to me.

[1] https://www.aol.com/article/finance/2017/12/05/postal-worker...

Re:Sears has another chance to avoid closing down by scrooched_moose on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @04:23PM (#18859838)
How'd you manage that?

UPS/USPS do great in my area, while if it's Amazon or FedEx I'll get it a week from never.

Re:Sears has another chance to avoid closing down by jerrysievert on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @04:42PM (#18860022)
Constant complaining to customer support when the package kept being marked “building closed” when they decided they didn’t want to deliver (this is a house, not an apartment, so no building to close).

After 3-4 packages arrived a week or so late because of the same issues, they finally blacklisted amazon delivery. Since then, it’s been usps.