New UPS Policy Requires UNLIMITED Access to FFLs Books???

Published on October 13, 2022
Duration: 11:54

This video from Iraqveteran8888, featuring an expert speaker with deep knowledge of 2A issues and business, discusses the controversial new UPS policy requiring unlimited access to firearms shippers' books and customer data. The speaker highlights concerns about data security, potential for discrimination, and the significant compliance burden placed on FFLs, suggesting this could negatively impact online firearm sales. The analysis also touches on broader trends of industry-wide 'balkanization' and historical attempts at financial sector discrimination against 2A supporters.

Quick Summary

The new UPS policy requires firearms shippers to grant unlimited access to customer data, books, and records, with a five-day compliance window. Concerns include data security, potential misuse, and increased costs impacting online sales. Businesses must implement comprehensive compliance programs, and failure to comply risks account termination.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction to UPS Policy Change
  2. 00:29New UPS Policy Details
  3. 02:05Disturbing Aspects of New Policy
  4. 02:59Compliance Programs and Potential Issues
  5. 03:37Impact on Online Sales and Shipping Costs
  6. 05:10UPS Policy Implications and Opinions
  7. 06:00Data Concerns and Potential Discrimination
  8. 07:16Discrimination and Operation Chokepoint
  9. 09:58FedEx Opportunity to Compete

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new UPS policy regarding firearms shippers?

UPS is now requiring firearms shippers to sign a new agreement that grants UPS unlimited access to their customer data, books, and records relevant to firearms sales. Shippers must provide requested documents within five business days or risk account termination.

What are the main concerns with UPS's new firearms shipping policy?

Key concerns include the lack of clarity on data security, UPS's sole discretion over data examination, the potential for data misuse or profit, and the significant compliance burden placed on FFLs, which could harm online gun sales.

How does the new UPS policy affect online firearm sales?

The policy is expected to increase shipping costs, especially with mandatory overnight air for handguns, potentially eliminating the cost savings consumers seek through online purchases. Some sellers fear it could be the end of internet gun sales.

Are there alternatives to UPS for shipping firearms?

While the video notes the difficulty and high startup cost for a direct competitor, it suggests exploring other carriers. It also highlights alternative payment processors like 2AGateway as a way to navigate financial industry pressures.

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