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Using inside info, iPhone thieves arrive at your house right after FedEx
(arstechnica.com)
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Wow, you must live in the Bermuda Triangle or something. The latest I've had a package be delivered is like 2 days, and usually my packages get here early. It doesn't matter if it's USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, OnPoint (or whatever it's called), or some other random carrier, I've never had a package stolen, lost, or significantly damaged. FedEx seems more likely to be a day or two late, Amazon, UPS, and USPS are usually a day early, and the others are less consistent.
That said, I live pretty close to an Amazon warehouse, my USPS office seems to be a regional hub, and I'm just outside the area for the worst FedEx in the state. It's probably because I'm just outside a larger metro area of a smaller state, but honestly, my delivery service rocks.