Quote from: PuertoLibre on May 04, 2013, 07:52:08 PM

Quote from: Beans on May 04, 2013, 07:41:50 PM

Quote from: Inaba on May 04, 2013, 04:32:12 PM

If you paid prior to February for shipping, you didn't pay for express shipping. All shipping was called express shipping prior to that, which is what the USPS calls it. Express shipping is now and upgrade from standard shipping, which is still USPS's Express Shipping.

Don't blame me because the USPS calls their regular shipping "express shipping."

Express is not exclusive to usps. It's a actual term. Obviously you guys know that, why else would you change it at the last minute? You could at least charge a reasonable price, these are price gouging rates. After delays, no customer support, missing specs and shipping orders out of position. You could at least do right by the customers this time... It's doesn't help offering a second shipping option anyway. It's just a last minute way to rake in more profits. And no one wants to go through usps anyway, they have the worst service of anyone.

Unfortunately, I have been looking and there only appears to be 1 express mail service for USPS.

I confused international service rates with domestic service rates.

!) Domestically, there is only 1 type of express service offered by USPS.
USPS Express Mail (Overnight): https://www.usps.com/ship/express-mail.htm

!) Internationally, there are 2 types of Express service offered by USPS.
USPS Express Mail International: 3 to 5 day service
USPS GXG: 1 to 3 day service (via FedEx)

https://www.usps.com/ship/express-mail-international.htm

No matter how I look at it. Inaba is simply not being accurate. Take a look.

So, if I take it all together that would mean that if one is in the US that all their pre-February orders will be USPS Express mail, hence subject to overnight delivery?