In article <(E-Mail Removed)>,
"Wilson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> "DR SMITH" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed). ..
> > My father, who has been dabbling in photography, recently decided to
> > replace the 2 mp Mavica he had been using with a Nikon D40. After
> > shopping around, he got me to order one for him. I ordered it on July
> > 10th. It was shipped on July 11th. FEDERAL EXCUSE (FedEx) loses it on
> > July 12th. The shipper had it insured, but from what I have read it could
> > take weeks to sort this crap out.
> >
> > Fed-Up-Ex-Fed-Ex Customer
> >
>
> FedEx and their competitors handle a zillion packages per year. Stuff can
> happen. If you are actually some kind of a Doctor you shouldn't be unaware
> of that risk. And if you find that risk to be to great then you ought to
> buy your cameras locally and carry them home with you. My advice is for you
> to go do something worthwhile and allow the situation unravel.
Reported by FedEx on December 17, 2007, their busiest day ever:
"FedEx will ship about 11.3 million packages today, up 15 percent from
its busiest day in 2006, Dec. 18, when 9.8 million packages were
shipped, FedEx spokeswoman Carla Boyd said"
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And somehow, most of them get there.