The acronym UPS stands for United Parcel Service. There's only one United Parcel Service not many of them so you would always refer to the company as UPS in the singular.
If you're trying to say something like "The customer representative admitted UPS's mistakes", you're not making UPS plural but using the possessive.
online ups and offline ups
Yes and No. UPS Mail Innovations is when UPS TRANSPORTS your package, while the USPS (United States Postal Service) makes final delivery instead of UPS.
United Parcel Service
The ticker symbol for UPS (United Parcel Service) is UPS and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
1-800-pick-ups
The plural form for the noun follow up is follow ups. Example:We did several follow ups but were unable to find that information.
The plural form is runners up.
ups and downs
If you mean a sit-up as in the exercise, the plural is sit-ups.
The plural form of the compound noun 'cover-up' is cover-ups.
The plural of close is closes. As in "the door closes behind them".
The plural form of the compound noun 'cover-up' is cover-ups.
There is no specific collective noun for 'grown-ups'. Grown-ups is another word for people, the collective noun would be whatever is appropriate for the context of the grown-ups that you're talking about. For example, a council of grown-ups, a team of grown, a crew of grown-ups, a party of grown-ups, a mob of grown-ups, etc.
The correct form of the plural of LEGO is LEGO's. The company LEGO is known for their great children products. The have many line ups and their name deserves to be said properly.
online ups and offline ups
if ups pays the shipper you do.
UPS I have placed like 20 orders all of it are UPS I think they have some sought of partnership with ups