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Re: Lost parts during shipping
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lugnet.market.shipping
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Date:
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Thu, 30 Jan 2003 20:39:03 GMT
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James Brink wrote:
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> > I haven't had problems with receiving Lego items in envelopes - the few
> > order's I've received have been in padded envelopes that didn't get (too)
> > mangled by the USPS.
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> I haven't had problems with padded envelopes or priority mail boxes yet,
> just regular envelopes. Some had added padding arround the items and others
> did not. I wonder if they treat padded envelopes differently than those just
> appearing to be a regular letter.
I'm not sure what thickness they try and run through the automatic
machines, but that's one place damage can occur.
When I ship I try to:
- bag everything
- put a complete address label in every bag (so there has to be a double
packaging failure for items to become completely undeliverable)
- put sufficient padding to prevent the package from being collapsed or
things sliding around
- I will sometimes use a rigid container inside a padded envelope
- make sure packaging is well sealed
I have also had boxes get severely damaged, fortunately in every case,
the parts were in bags inside.
Frank
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