[Amps] [BULK] - Re: Shipping Damage
SamuelR717@aol.com
SamuelR717 at aol.com
Fri Feb 25 15:54:48 EST 2005
In a message dated 2/25/2005 12:51:22 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
Japerlick at aol.com writes:
He left it up to a local Mail Boxes Etc to pack and ship the unit. That was
our first mistake....MBE is run by local franchisees who are usually shipping
cookies from Grandma and often don't have knowledge.
Caution is the watchword. But, in fairness to MBE (no connection with me),
I want to point out a couple of thimgs. First, your seller should have looked
at the bill from MBE. (and why is a "dealer" using MBE?) Insurance is noted
as a separate line item. Lack of a charge should have set off alarms. By
my lights, the seller was responsible and should have borne any losses.
Second, most MBE outlets will pack as the shipper instructs. I use them
because I have a physical handicap and can't horse around heavy packages. I had
to ship my elderly 87A to Alpha for a PS problem I couldn't solve. I got
the unit to MBE (with help) and carefully instructed them as to how it needed
to be packed; I then watched as they did it to be sure. It got to Alpha in
fine shape, came back in an Alpha shipping box no better than what MBE used.
Sam
AA3VD
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