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We have been with Stamps.com for the past 6 years. I can count on one hand the times that we couldn’t print a label. Unlike Ebay and Paypal there isn’t enough fingers in the US to count on.
Stamps. Com is a smooth streamline no nonsense site that produces exactly what they say they will. Unlike Ebay or Paypal who like to make it harder and harder to get any information an all day job.
Stamps will fess up to a problem immediately and will inform you days in advance if their service department is closed.
I would think this status page is just an addition to an already smooth running site. Unlike Paypal or Ebay who continually complicate and move stuff around or just delete it.
Ebay and Paypal could both take note on a site that is configured and runs the way it is supposed to, instead of the sloppy, shoddy web pages they present as new and unique.