Online? How do the distributors move product to retailers? Who ships to stores? Looks like the end... period.Originally Posted by CanAm
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Online? How do the distributors move product to retailers? Who ships to stores? Looks like the end... period.
Looking down the barrel, of 1984...
Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Foxtrot Oscar.
It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards. - Claire Wolfe
Pallets on trucks
tired of this chit
I just received a package from UPS earlier today that included some ammo. Hopefully, it’s not the last because UPS provides good service… To paraphrase an infamous MMA fighter, this is No. 1 BS if true.
Looks like a return to brick and mortar store unfortunately.
It’s a dangerous precedent that shipping companies can choose what to ship and credit card companies and banks can choose what we can buy through them. Then news agencies can choose what to inform us about and how much of the story or what angle we can see it from.
How about regular retailers, how will stock be delivered if it comes to that? Edit: I see my question answered above.
Can we all lobby Canada Post to start a dangerous goods service?
My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge... - Hosea 4:6
They would have been the first to stop if they were shipping dangerous goods... Its own by the gov., and something tells me, the Libs Gov. is involved with whats happening with the shipping problem ..
My 2 cents
Uber can't deliver food without screwing up
It's not owned by the government... it's a crown corp and also a for profit corporation.
Looking down the barrel, of 1984...
Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Foxtrot Oscar.
It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards. - Claire Wolfe
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