We ordered 26 chicks - all arrived dead. Likely USPS fault, but will never know. When they arrived after spending 31 hours in some transport truck - without any scanned updates, they arrived at my PO, dead. I live only 3 hours from Meyer in a larger town, so the USPS transport was pathetically long. I think the chicks died very soon after leaving the hatchery as there was little evidence of poop, the strawlike material was basically undisturbed, and the chicks were beginning to smell. Here is a link to my post about the experience:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/ordered-chicks-assortment-surprise.1216721/
It is possible I would order from Meyer again. The chicks certainly looked like a wide variety. Also, Meyer did refund my cost of the chicks. When I called they indicated it was pretty unusual for someone in Ohio to not receive their orders the day after shipment, so I find it interesting when various BYC posters indicate that they received chicks from one hatchery or another that is many states away, the next day - perhaps my strategy should be to order from a farther hatchery and the birds might arrive sooner! LOL.
All ended well - we ordered from a closer hatchery and picked up chicks in person. I figure we should get out chicken adventures started on a good note and then we can consider our next order once we are ready for more.