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Package condition should be noted on signing at the least

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jedrider

In Reply to: RE: I would............................... posted by Kal Rubinson on March 16, 2012 at 11:12:43

If the package is OK, it is hard to claim shipping damage. Usually, the box is beat up in some manner. If it is not double boxed, I presume the originating agent is responsible for that. Just received a wall mount in a HUGE double box. Really overkill. I imagine a flat screen double box could be rather big!!

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RE: Package condition should be noted on signing at the least - Kal Rubinson 15:18:10 03/16/12 (2)
Not sufficient in this case, imho. The glass can be damaged in many ways without any external signs. For example, if transported flat, the glass is unsupported and severe jostling can crack it without affecting the crate/carton.
- Point taken -- utility knife will be present! - jedrider 15:45:04 03/16/12 (1)
  Still flip-flopping over plasma versus LED, though. The latest Viera plasmas are still not available locally. I don't want a 'dim' flatscreen though -- not that I ever watch TV during daylight hours, though. Maybe, I'll wait till they arrive locally.
  - Flip-flopping? Try CNET.com nt - Brian A 23:45:43 03/16/12 (0)
    We'll have to agree to disagree about global warming until the next global cooling scare comes along

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