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Well... duh. Nothing here suggests any real change by the USPS, of course they would ship 3D printed material, it's the same stuff they already ship, it's not l
by eglover 12y ago
Well... duh. Nothing here suggests any real change by the USPS, of course they would ship 3D printed material, it's the same stuff they already ship, it's not like it's different. The "could" dedicate space to it? That's exactly what they'd do with anything with increased popularity and deals. Like... Amazon shipping.
Even a "company" with a monopoly can't avoid going bankrupt every 5 years and these buzzword ads won't help them. Give my letters (and 3D printed items) to someone who actually loses when they do a crap job, thanks.
- yzzxy 12y agoHow does USPS have a monopoly on shipping package goods?
- delbel 12y agoVia government mandate/fiat.
- dragonwriter 12y agoExcept that that's false, as the USPS doesn't have any government mandated monopoly on package delivery (it has a monopoly on letters only, and even that has exceptions.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Express_Statutes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Express_Statutes
- yzzxy 12y agoThat's a process by which they could receive a monopoly which they by no means hold. Or was FedEx just a fake company invented for Cast Away?
- eglover 12y agoI didn't say they did. Read. "Even a "company" with a monopoly can't avoid going bankrupt every 5 years and these buzzword ads won't help them. Give my letters (and 3D printed items) to someone who actually loses when they do a crap job, thanks."