Shipping Consolidation - Good or Bad for Sellers?

by: The End

Of coarse the end game is a monopoly by Stamps.com.
Why are regulators asleep at the switch ?
This is happening across the board.
Cable, radio, etc...
We need REAL Regulators ASAP.

by: Rexford

It will only get worse when yet another giant purchases Stamps.com

Monopolies are NEVER good for consumers.

by: DingDong

NOT GOOD!

Where's the regulatory?

Why isn't the post office also updating to make sure you can print all types of labels. Especially First Class Mail.
You would think that they are offering these services that their website should handle all the services.

by: mcposty

Not good at all

by: FeelingFroggy

With the inefficent post office trying to play catch up I wish Stamps all the best.

We have used only them for the past 10 years and have yet to have a problem.

Ebay, Paypig and the Post Office non customer service could take a clue from Stamps Customer Service

by: RKTOYS

We won't get real regulation and competition until Americans stop worshipping at the altar of moneyed interests.  People just don't get that monopolies are bad until it hits close to home.  But all the while it's "government stay out of my way and let me do whatever I want to whoever I want because there's no way that could ever come back to bite my shortsighted ass."

by: FEEbay

I could care less. These fulfillment/shipping solutions greatly increase our efficiency (we use Shipstation), and completely blow away ANYTHING that USPS offers.
I wish Stamps.com all the best, as we have ZERO issues with them whatsoever.

by: Barbbie

I have not used any of the others, only stamps.com but I hope they do not raise fees once they eliminate the competition. I have not had any problems with stamps.com thus far.

by: Will

I dislike monopolies, just as much as the next person. However, Stamps seems to be an exception in my hypocritical mind. Their software has always worked well for me. If there have been issues, they've always fixed them in a timely manner. They at least seem to care about their customers. Hope this is something we don't later regret.