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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Northern Michigan
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Your tracking information will tell you . I'm a prime member and order a lot from Amazon, sometimes, ups, sometimes post office, once in great while fed ex...tracking always lets me know what to expect and when.
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I'm a member of the Prime and all of mine so far has come by USPS.I did an order recently on a Friday and @ 2:00 p m on Sunday , a mail man delivered my package. Now I don't order on Fridays -I don't want anyone having to work on Sundays delivering packages.It wasn't crucial that I got it that soon.
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I was out walking yesterday and the USPS truck made several deliveries to my neighbors. I was surprised as it was Easter Sunday. I assume they were Amazon orders. Now, I have to watch as I never think to look in my mailbox on a Sunday.
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I live in south Texas and Amazon always comes UPS...I have 5 items coming today...lol
#16
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Carroll, Iowa
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You can check by going to the tracking number they provide on your computer receipt. That's how I keep track where the package is from day to day. I set it up to get daily tracking info or whenever they change a location. Sometimes it comes by way of UPS and others times it gets transferred over to my local USPS as someone else mentioned.
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