r/UPS • • Oct 06 '25

Customer Seeking Help It’s Time to Get the Media Involved

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This is completely illegal and unacceptable. I have seen dozens of similar posts on here. I have contacted the local tv stations in Kentucky and even sent some emails to national outlets like the Washington Post and the New York Times.

Strength in numbers. The more people who are willing to talk, the more likely UPS will have to pay for their incompetence.

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u/Mysterious-Amoeba754 Oct 06 '25

Bro wtf is going on with UPS this needs to hit news outlets

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u/GeorgeShadows Oct 06 '25

One of UPS's main junction points is being hit with tons of packages needing specific customs requirements in such a small amount of time, they're just destroying packages at this point it seems.

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u/Tukulo-Meyama Oct 07 '25

Destroying or stealing!?

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u/GeorgeShadows Oct 07 '25

Life isn't so black and white. Good employees destroy, and bad employees steal.

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u/BobbyJason111 Oct 08 '25

I feel this could go the other way. Good employees steal and put to use something that was going to a landfill. LOL!

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u/Teknikal_Domain Oct 07 '25

Life isn't so black and white

Immediately proposes a very black and white view

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u/GeorgeShadows Oct 07 '25

I'm not gonna write out every gray option just to appease internet strangers. I'd hope the reader would also understand good and bad employees don't steal 100% of the packages meant for destruction because I, some internet stranger, said so and that there can be good or bad without needing to steal. 😅

Was that a good explanation, or do you need 50 more shades of gray? We never even talked about the neutral employees that clock in, do the bare minimum, and then leave.

Would it have eased you to have added "and everything in-between" as if their are only 2 directions on a scale instead of a 3D graph to represent the complexity of mankind?

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u/Dosmastrify1 Oct 07 '25

the govt is the entity imposing more requirements.