GameFly vs. USPS [Apr 24, 2009, 1:47 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Ars Technica
reports that game rental service GameFly has filed a complaint against the US
Postal Service over game discs that are lost and damaged in the mail. GameFly
contends that discs are broken by the mail sorting equipment, a problem that
persisted after they started using a protective insert that doubled its shipping
costs. They say between one and two percent of the games they ship are damaged,
but that preferential treatment of similar mailings by Netflix and Blockbuster
prevents them form suffering similarly (though no breakage figures for either of
them are provided).
@space captain
socialism? Please don't put words into my mouth. I'm not going to walk down this path with you.
im not putting words in your mouth, im trying to ascertain what form of political environment in which you live where "the government does NOT run things"
you were the one that brought it up, why shy away from clarification unless you have no point to begin with?
or are you talking exclusively about parcel services?? perhaps it would be better proposed as "thats what happens when you let the government run your parcel service" rather than the much more nebulous "things" you indicated
that way less people would assume you refer to the Republic of Strawberry Fields
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