Tv in original packaging arrived cracked
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Big Babooba
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I have. We had a 1957 Ford P800 that had rollers down the driver's side.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
or a victoria's secret package
we all know those are sometimes "sig req"
SOMEtimes? Unless I'm in the hood (where all the heavy nasty women where VS), ALL VS is siq required. That's why my SPORH will be lower on certain routes lol
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Can't you just sign for it yourself and then throw it over the fence?
Don't you have to go buy a new TV?
Lol yup, you were right--they denied the claim for insufficient packaging. Oh well I guess... But it gets crazier--I moved (hence why I shipped the tv to california) but the claims department has since decided without asking me to ship it back to the shipper's address on file for the package. That means it's going back to Rochester, broken already, only to get abused further. Not only do I fear that this will mean once there the screen will be so severely damaged that it may become a biohazard (leaking lcd) but the house it was shipped from is a rental property whose landlord is a fulltime cop and is thusly rarely around so nobody will likely be able to receive the package (or the tenants will refuse it). I tried to get them to stop the shipment so I could take it here and recycle it but nobody seemed to know how to do that. So I guess UPS gets to deal with it now... I tried.
laffter
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Plot twist: the damage to the TV is reversed en-route to the return address.
LOL that would be something. But the thing is that the tv basically has a glass cover on top of the LCD, when it came here it was the glass that was cracked--not the actual LCD screen best I could tell. If it goes cross country I feel there's a pretty good chance that cracked glass could actually penetrate the LCD screen itself. I'm not sure why UPS felt it was a good idea to send a already damaged LCD product cross country again.
CaliforniaPaul
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Hope this is the last page of this discussion!!!
Nah, it'll end when the Rochester hub loader gets sick from touching a chemically tainted tv box. Just sayin, that was pretty dumb to send such a hazardous damaged product cross country without asking me. After today I'll be neither there or here so it's now effectively property of UPS.
Just sayin, that was pretty dumb to send such a hazardous damaged product cross country without asking me. After today I'll be neither there or here so it's now effectively property of UPS.When a package is damaged and it due to bad packing it get sent back to the shipper not the receiver.
Nah, it'll end when the Rochester hub loader gets sick from touching a chemically tainted tv box.
Don't worry UPS will find you.
Lol what, does UPS have their own private investigator team?
BCFan
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actually we all took turns dancing a Irish Jig on your TV it was during our break period. It was fun until someone realized that Big Leroy was literally "break" dancing on your Sony. Sorry about the crack but now it matches the one on your rear end , now that's special......BCFan(not broken component)
Well so I got a email today from UPS saying they want to charge me $63 because surprisingly enough the package was undeliverable. If that charge goes through you better believe ill dispute it.Similar threads
