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Will I ever use egg saver shipping on newegg.. so I go and buy me a SSD because I hear how good they are and I pay $99 and free shipping which has always been 4 days or less until now.. today I am on my 8th day waiting for the damn thing and I call up usps and they tell me they don't see it in their system.. so either some bastard stole it or they just straight up don't give a fug about delivering mail anymore.. so yeah I am pissed because I was supposed to get it on my birthday..

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USPS sucks ass for delivering packages...

Which sucks because priority mail is by far the cheapest shipping service. And yeah, once more plants close next year we're really going to be screwed.

That said (knock on wood) I haven't had any real problem with packages I send out through USPS getting delivered...but still.

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We've had problems getting hard drives at work too (not SSD though). Evidentially the kind (Western Digital, 320GB, SATA) that comes in our standard desktops have been pushed out until 2nd quarter 2012 before they'll ship anymore. Somthing about some big flood that happened in tailand.

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    • Well, we got our answer on Army today.
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