Amazon Launching Delivery Service for Businesses

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Amazon may be launching their own delivery service for businesses to compete with FedEx and UPS. The service is called "Shipping with Amazon" and it is expected to pickup packages from businesses and then deliver them to the customers. It's going to start with third-party vendors on their own website and then expand to others over time and plans to undercut FedEx and UPS on price. Good luck to FedEx and UPS.

Amazon's business delivery is expected to roll out in Los Angeles in the coming weeks with third-party merchants that sell goods via its website. More cities are to follow.
 
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don't forget this is going to put the USPS under too, which I am JUST fine with.
 
OT but, Jeff Bezos could really pull off the evil genius with the eye-patch look.
 
And then they will take over and push the other three out, and a few years later will be the restaurant wars, at which all restaurants will be Taco Bell....but they wont serve any food that's bad for you or has salt.......and then.....
 
pizzathehutt said:
And then they will take over and push the other three out, and a few years later will be the restaurant wars, at which all restaurants will be Taco Bell....but they wont serve any food that's bad for you or has salt.......and then.....
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Then we get to see Dennis Leary running through the streets naked covered in green jell-o reading playboy magazine.

For those that don't remember the movie:
 
collegeboy69us said:
Then we get to see Dennis Leary running through the streets naked covered in green jell-o reading playboy magazine.

For those that don't remember the movie:
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"John Spartan YOU ARE FINED 1 CREDIT FOR A VIOLATION OF THE VERBAL MORALITY STATUTE"
 
maybe they can do a combo deal where they get a special rate if they also install the amazon remote door thing as well !!
 
Amazon can barely deliver their own crap to USPS for actual delivery to customers. Ive seen what Amazon can do, and I am not worried.
 
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