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The skeptic in me thinks the provision was added at the behest of the future purchaser. Amazon? FedEx? UPS? There’s a good chance this ends up as outright thie
by deepsquirrelnet 1y ago
The skeptic in me thinks the provision was added at the behest of the future purchaser. Amazon? FedEx? UPS?
There’s a good chance this ends up as outright thievery.
- i80and 1y agoI would be a little surprised -- Amazon already has their own custom electric delivery trucks, and FedEx and UPS could probably order these from Oshkosh directly if they wanted. These vehicles are also optimized for mail, less for parcels. None of these players need to play backroom shenanigans. That said, blatant corruption is just the name of the game at this point in America, so who knows.
- WWLink 1y ago> Amazon already has their own custom electric delivery trucks The vast majority of amazon's delivery vehicles are random vans, and amazon themselves doesn't own them; they franchise out like fedex ground does. https://www.reddit.com/r/AmazonDSPDrivers/comments/17l2gue/all_amazon_vans_by_rank/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AmazonDSPDrivers/comments/17l2gue/a...
- throwawaymaths 1y agono. if you look at Oshkosh's behaviour according to the article you would immediately know this isn't going to be the case. the thievery has already happened.