Today here at the local UPS office (211 & Potranco) I felt like I was in a developing "Third World" country. I paid for priority delivery of a package within two days. On Wednesday I submitted the package, paid and the package was supposed to be delivered on Friday. On Saturday the package still had not been delivered. So I looked at the tracking and it showed me that the package would be delivered in a week, that is, the following Wednesday. I am going to ask the UPS office what happened, why the shipment was late and who will refund my money for priority mail that was not delivered? Answer from the UPS employee: on Wednesday, the day you submitted the package and the label was made, a driver from USPS, with whom we have a delivery agreement, came and took only half of the packages and that is why your package is delayed. I am wondering how it is possible that the driver takes whatever he wants from your office at UPS? The employee behind the customer counter pointed to a box/compartment, freely available in the office, from where the USPS carrier supposedly takes all the mail and that the other mail, which, as the employee pointed out, was behind her at the counter, he forgot to take. So, in fact, the USPS carrier is responsible for the delay in the shipment. How do I "track down the courier, the forgetful one"? I'm contacting USPS - of course they have no idea who the "bad guy" is so they can blame him, as UPS explained or "made it up". Then, after everything I've experienced with UPS, a logical question comes to mind - how is it possible that a USPS courier picks up mail from essentially someone else's office (UPS)? There's a simple answer to that - he regularly picks up mail from a designated place for him and "someone" forgot to put all the mail in the right place and left it behind the counter, in a place that is not normally accessible to the courier. Admitting a mistake may be difficult for some. I'm not judging the employee here, maybe she's new there and fighting for her position, because in today's world we need to work, or rather have a source of finance, to be able to pay our bills. I coped with it, thanks for the experience... I still give you 5 stars though..