Jennifer Caccavo, Communication Specialist Tis the season and everyone is jolly. But if those packages arrive late it could put a damper on the holiday.Jennifer Caccavo is available to sort out all of the details onwhen,,where and how to ship those holiday packages and get them there on time! As an expert with Fedex for some time she knows quite a bit about last minute arrivals. In these economically challenging times Jennifer is available to help navigate the simple solutions to save money and reach your loved ones by the Holidays. Customers should keep the following tips in mind when shipping this holiday season Ship and Pack it Right: Proper packaging can make all the difference in getting your important gifts and holiday items to their destination. Ship Early: The earlier you ship, the shorter the lines. Choose the Right Supplies: Use sturdy boxes with flaps intact. For heavier items, use double-wall boxes. Don’t exceed the weight specifications for your box. Smart Labeling: Position the address label squarely on the largest surface, and provide complete sender and recipient addresses, including phone numbers and ZIP codes. Avoid the lines: You can print directly from your PC to our nearest FedEx Office location. This way you’ll save the trip of ordering copies of your holiday flyers, invitations, custom greeting cards or other documents in person during this busy season. Prepare Shipments Online: Use FedEx Ship Manager and you can ship without leaving your home or office. To use, customers simply click the Prepare Shipment Online option under the Ship tab on the fedex.com U.S. home page, register as a user and follow the easy-to-use instructions. No extra software is required. Track it: Tracking a package with FedEx is easy and convenient. On average, more than 5.5 million package-tracking requests a day are handled on fedex.com. Consistently ranked among the world’s most admired and trusted employers, FedEx inspires its more than 290,000 employees and contractors to remain “absolutely, positively” focused on safety, the highest ethical and professional standards, and the needs of their customers and communities. For more information, visit news.fed Have a Wonderful Day.
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