Help Guarantee the Safe arrival of your shipped goods!

Jeff Metz Jr. · From: York, Pennsylvania, USA

Check them out!

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Cartwright Thompson · Posted 28 Oct 2014 2:34 am

Help guarantee that UPS will "turn the vials red".
Putting those on a package steel would be like issuing a challenge to the handlers.

Lane Gray · From: Topeka, KS

I like that idea. But your subject line has iffy semantics. It will let you know to inspect it carefully before you sign for it.
To guarantee safe arrival, you have to use the right mixture of bracing and cushioning so that WHEN (not if) your item gets dropped, it will survive.
Jack Stoner has related that at one of his jobs they used to drop-test their packaging methods 6 feet to concrete. If you cringe at the idea of subjecting your amp or guitar to that, then re-pack it. There's a nearly 50% chance that UPS, FedEx or the USPS will administer exactly that test.
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