By TomDolan September 05, 2013
I worried needlessly that priceless 200-year-old porcelain would arrive safely. The items shipped double boxed from the east coast to Hawaii quickly and at a reasonable cost. ...read more
By charlenepeters April 30, 2013
No need to go to the post office! Craig and his staff at the Philadelphia Mailroom will pack and ship your packages in the least expensive, quickest way-safe and on time. They fax, copy, notarize and even offer a pick up service. These guys are a friendly neighborhood place that answers questions and gives you more than the post office or big office supply stores. ...read more
By Fredrick L at Customer Lob March 21, 2013
Riley and Son's provided the exact service I needed. I would recommend them to anyone and will continue to utilize their services when needed. ...read more
Moving can get expensive, unless you come to the experienced and courteous staff at All-Star Moving. Take advantage of our low cost moving programs and move all of your belongings at an affordable price today. It doesn't matter if you're heading across country or you're just heading across the street. You'll have several economic local and long distance moving options when you choose the professionals at our company. Experience is what matters when it means the difference between breaking your china and keeping it safe during a move. Let our professional, experienced, and courteous movers help you. Ask for a FREE estimate when you're working with our movers, and get high quality packing materials for the job. We're licensed, bonded and insured to keep both you and your belongings safe. When you choose us to handle your entire moving project, we'll do exactly that. You'll never have to worry about us subcontracting out our work, so you belongings won't be damaged by a contractor. There's nothing better than getting a FREE quote that stays the same for the entirety of a moving project. Get our great, low moving rates today, and never worry about having extra charges added to your bill. Choose the professional, experienced, courteous movers with All-Star Moving whether you need to travel locally or long distance. Get a FREE quote when you call our fully licen ...read more
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By Good Deal Self Storage LLC February 19, 2013
The downfall of the USPS is no surprise to any of us. What will be a surprise is the level of service that we receive after they make their anticipated cuts. We shouldn't be shocked when mail that use to arrive in 1-3 business days, now takes 2-5. Now I'm not talking about the cut in Saturday's, because that isn't considered a business day in the first place. I'm talking about looking all the way back to the winter of 2010. No one blamed our fearless postal carrier for not showing up in 2-1/2 feet of snow, but after the storm, the delay in service lasted six weeks. Here are a couple of examples; (1) A major account 70 miles away from our Philadelphia office sent out a bid request for courier services on a Friday in late March. This was sent with certified mail, and would have usually arrived the following Monday. Seven business days later it finally arrived, leaving us only a few days to complete the paperwork and submit it back to the client. (2) My family was throwing an informal party in honor of my daughter, Jenifer, reaching an important milestone. We sent invitations to family throughout the country including; Washington, D.C., Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, and Northern, NJ. We should have used our American Expediting couriers, because some family members became distraught over not being invited. Actually, they were invited, however the USPS didn't get around to delivering their invitations for 8-14 days later. In my opinion this is definitely a service failure. Can you imagine this service improving when they cut back on their services? How many customers would you retain if you delivered less than 50% on your promise? According to AOLNEWS, in an April 12article written by Mara Gay, "The GAO endorsed the five-day delivery week but encouraged even more extensive cuts, including hiring more part-time workers, raising prices, closing some post offices and even outsourcing delivery routes to private contractors." My inclination is that business will no longer be able to afford using the USPS for their local incoming and outgoing deliveries into their facilities. Not because of cost, even though it will become a bigger factor, but mostly because of questionable service. Can you imagine the Post office working with private contractors and dealing with the myriad of growing pains with this new solution to delivering your mail? Have they even considered backup drivers for vacation schedules, sick days, holidays, deer hunting day, or just a plain old raining and miserable day? American Expediting is already a step ahead in addressing these changes. We have been delivering mail for large corporations for years. In addition to daily 7:00-8:30AM pickup from the main postal station, and immediate delivery to local businesses, they also offer inner-office routes for branch locations, and return delivery to the post office throughout the day. So, be prepared the next time you speak with your local American Expediting office. Your representative may ask if you are interested in adding this service. Not only will your company be receiving your mail much earlier than you currently are experiencing, you may just find your companies invoices getting into your clients hands much quicker. Also, don't forget, we are also specialists in process serving, and handling those critical packages that are sensitive to chain of custody. ...read more
By American Expediting Co May 04, 2010
Moving to a new home is often stressful and overwhelming. There are many important factors to consider and plan for, including the overall cost of moving. One way to make the process of moving a little bit more manageable and controlled is to estimate your moving costs ahead of time. This will help yo... ...read more