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From UPS to the old post office and many others, the following links will help you with all your mailing and shipping needs.
Airborne Express is a reliable, full-service transportation and logistics partner to businesses around the world. With delivery service to virtually every ZIP Code in the U.S. and more than 200 countries worldwide, Airborne Express is positioned to take your business wherever it needs to go.
DHL's extensive global presence enables us to provide unmatched worldwide services from our offices in every country. Throughout DHL's history, we have led the way with investments in information technology that enable us to ship, track and trace documents and packages quickly and efficiently.
World's largest express transportation company
In 1907 there was a great need in America for private messenger and delivery services. Few private homes had telephones, so personal messages had to be carried by hand. Luggage and packages had to be delivered privately, too. The US Postal Service would not begin the parcel post system for another six years. To help meet this need, an enterprising 19-year-old, James E. ("Jim") Casey, borrowed US$100 from a friend and established the American Messenger Company in Seattle, Washington. With a handful of other teenagers, including his brother George Casey, Jim ran his service from a humble office located under the sidewalk. Despite stiff competition, the company did well, largely because of Jim Casey's strict policies: customer courtesy, reliability, round-the-clock service, and low rates. These principles, which guide UPS even today, are summarized by Jim's slogan: "Best Service and Lowest Rates."
When the Continental Congress named Benjamin Franklin the first Postmaster General in 1775, the United States was a weak confederation of colonies scattered along the eastern seaboard. The postal system that the Congress created helped bind the new nation together, support the growth of commerce, and ensure a free flow of ideas and information.In the more than two centuries since, the United States and the Postal Service have grown and changed together. Today, the Postal Service fuels the nation's economy and delivers hundreds of millions of messages and billions of dollars in financial transactions each day to eight million businesses and 250 million Americans. The Postal Service is making history, too, as it helps lead the way in making the federal government more businesslike and responsive to customer needs.
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