Direct Your Online Packages To Sip and Ship

Diana Naramore • August 27, 2019

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As many of you know, ordering important stuff online has become a regular daily occurrence. I mean, who could blame you for wanting that baby onesie with the face of your golden retriever embroidered on the chest? Diapers, shoes, feather boas and ukuleles - with this convenience right at our fingertips, it’s no wonder a figure within our industry recently reported that 50 million packages are delivered within the US every day. And, by the year 2023, this volume will double! That is a lot of packages! Which is one reason why Sip and Ship is expanding its Greenwood location and why you’ll want to sign up to have your online orders sent to one of our convenient package receiving/shipping centers. The good news is that if you are reading this email, then you are already signed up! We’re ready to receive your packages! And, for those of you we currently serve, thank you for giving us the opportunity to simplify your life!
Sip and Ship is open 7 days a week M-F 7am-7pm, SAT 8am-5pm SUN 10am-5pm. We look forward to being your package receiving hub.
Sincerely,
Diana and Your Friendly Sip and Ship Team

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