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View Full Version : No more DHL in USA?
:( Ouch DHL seems to be stopping its shipment service in USA.
On the same day shipping provider DHL announced it will slash 9,500 jobs and discontinue its U.S.-based air and ground services, driver Pat Beiger - who turns 60 in January - learned that one of those jobs is hers.
that leaves FEDEX for express shipment only...or Priority...
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd80/gracealyssaong/dhl-gr.jpg
The recess in USA is just unraveling...:eek:
DHL is deutsch dude..
yeah but it had domestic service in USA as well
Once. You guys lost it a good while ago.
Once. You guys lost it a good while ago.
I am not an American.
I am not an American.
Then what are you getting worked up about ?
superstring01 11-11-08, 05:19 AM Dalsey, Hillblom and Lynn would be furious.
But, DeutschePost Worldnet can't compete with Fedex and UPS.
~String
Syzygys 11-11-08, 05:39 AM that leaves FEDEX for express shipment only...or Priority...
never heard of UPS? 4 carriers a bit too many in the same business...
never heard of UPS? 4 carriers a bit too many in the same business...
Ex-PRE-SS
UPS is way too slow
superstring01 11-11-08, 06:00 AM Ex-PRE-SS
UPS is way too slow
Actually, it's not. They have the same "overnight" and express service that Fedex and DHL have. The company I use uses all three (well, it will be two now), with little difference in delivery times and promptness.
Don't be clueless.
~String
Baron Max 11-11-08, 08:13 AM :( Ouch DHL seems to be stopping its shipment service in USA.
The "rules" of capitalism and supply n' demand are sometimes harsh, but necessary.
The recess in USA is just unraveling...
Did you think the same things when the Steam Engine industry quit producing steam engines?
Baron Max
Did you think the same things when the Steam Engine industry quit producing steam engines?
Baron Max
I am only 21, I am not that old yet.
Baron Max 11-11-08, 08:22 AM I am only 21, I am not that old yet.
So? Check out the histories of the USA ...check out all the industries that died a natural death in the USA. Did their demise make the USA collapse in any way? The fur industry? And there are many industries that died, and the USA is still standing strong.
Baron Max
So what Baron Max? recession does not mean collapse, your patriotism is noted thou...
Baron Max 11-11-08, 08:28 AM So what Baron Max? recession does not mean collapse, ...
Well, hell no! Where the hell did you get that idea?
Baron Max
Well, hell no! Where the hell did you get that idea?
Baron Max
your own post of parallel story of a "demise of steam machine industry"
Syzygys 11-11-08, 09:13 AM Let's just ignore Draqon's clueless posts and discuss the issue!
As I mentioned I always thought for such a unique business as package delivery having 4 companies was just an overcrowded party. To take on the USPS is a pretty hard job, and if you have 2 more competitors that is just a question of time when one would fold. With gasprices skyrocketing and generally business dropping, there was no way all 3 would survive...
Press release:
"DHL Express to focus its U.S. Business on its core international services" (http://www.dhl-usa.com/restructuring/index.asp)
superstring01 11-11-08, 04:25 PM So what Baron Max? recession does not mean collapse, your patriotism is noted thou...
Right, this coming from the guy who gushes, blindly, over anything Russian.
Interesting twist.
~String
Stryder 11-11-08, 05:51 PM Well I've started seeing UPS vehicles in the UK. Haven't seen Parcelforce in a while though.
that leaves FEDEX for express shipment only...or Priority...
No, it does not.
superstring01 11-11-08, 06:17 PM There's also the USPS.
So that leaves three.
~String
USPS contracts UPS for air transportation. USPS also uses Siemens for automated mail redirection.
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