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  It isn't difficult to find a business that will deliver mail to your home today. Although the U.S. Postal Service uses a reliable mail delivery system, a number of private enterprises have gotten into the mail delivery business over the years, and most are quite good.
  
  

UPS

• UPS, or United Parcel Service, is one of the best and most well-known businesses in the world that will delivery mail to your home. The company, founded in 1907, was originally only a U.S. messenger company. Today it's a multibillion dollar corporation and the largest delivery company in the world. UPS focuses on enhancing global commerce around the world by delivering mail in an efficient and cost-effective way to over 200 countries and territories.
  
  

FedEx

• Federal Express, a company founded in 1998, is a successful business that can deliver mail to your home. To tackle the complex array of its customer needs, FedEx is made up of a number of units, each of which offers a specific service. You might be most interested in the unit known as FedEx Home Delivery, a subdivision of FedEx Ground. FedEx Home Delivery specializes in residential delivery and offers a number of options that make delivery to your home easier and more flexible.
  
  

DHL

• DHL is a division of Deutsche Post, but don't think this is a European-only mail delivery company. DHL is quickly becoming recognized as one of the best businesses for home delivery of mail in the world. Servicing more than 220 countries and territories and employing over 300,000 people, DHL has gained its notoriety by providing speedy service at some of the lowest costs. To handle your mail delivery needs, DHL has four specialized divisions: Express, Global Forwarding--Freight, Supply Chain and Mail.