Fed Ex giving away $1 million

[bobwg]

Fed Ex will give away $1 million dollars in $25 gift cards today starting at 1 pm eastern on Facebook. Will you sign up for the gift cards??

 

[layoutshooter]

Fed Ex will give away $1 million dollars in $25 gift cards today starting at 1 pm eastern on Facebook. Will you sign up for the gift cards??

Don't do Facebook.

 

[ChanceMaster]

http://news.van.fedex.com/SmallBusinessSaturday

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[Tennesseahawk]

One meelion dollars!

 

[chefdennis]

ahhhh...No....

 

[Slacktide]

AAAHHHHH.... Nope. I bet there are more than a few of their contractors that could fill a suggestion box, or three, about how to better distribute those funds. LMAO

 

[Dreamer]

It was Fedex corporate, not CC... reading the comments on the Facebook page was hilarious. Their site crashed from so many people logging in, and people got absolutely vicious over $25 lol.

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[Ragman]

What's facebook?

 

[cheri1122]

Ummmm - anyone else wondering why one of the biggest corporate entities is shelling out a million bucks to promote SMALL businesses?
I mean, why aren't they taking their own advice?

 

[layoutshooter]

Ummmm - anyone else wondering why one of the biggest corporate entities is shelling out a million bucks to promote SMALL businesses?
I mean, why aren't they taking their own advice?

Why would a shipping company try to promote small business? More small business is more freight to ship. Makes sense to me.

 

[cheri1122]

Why would a shipping company try to promote small business? More small business is more freight to ship.

Huh? If I get a $25 card and spend it locally at a small business: bakery or hairdresser or hardware shop, how does that benefit shipping?

Makes sense to me.

Even if it made perfect sense, it's still hilarious: the biggest of big businesses shilling for 'small business' - I wonder if they'll promote the concept on their jumbo jets and at FedEx Field, too.....

 

[layoutshooter]

Why would a shipping company try to promote small business? More small business is more freight to ship.

Huh? If I get a $25 card and spend it locally at a small business: bakery or hairdresser or hardware shop, how does that benefit shipping?

Makes sense to me.

Even if it made perfect sense, it's still hilarious: the biggest of big businesses shilling for 'small business' - I wonder if they'll promote the concept on their jumbo jets and at FedEx Field, too.....

We had a load offer once to ship a cake. GOOD paying load too. NYC to the Biltmore estate. I have shipped for Hickory Farm, 3 stores. Denny's, 15 stores. Delivered a safe to a gas station/pizza shop. Delivered and picked up paintings at private homes. Delivered a TV to a private house. A good 25% OR MORE of our business is into or out of small business.

Small business RULES!! If I ran FedEx I would be pushing them as well. MORE business, more shipping. More shipping, more work for me.