Old 04-16-2011, 05:54 PM
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HanNatNana
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by Darcene
Well, I never....

Absolutely speechless.....

Take a look....

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116393-1.htm
I can't believe that some one would think of shipping anything this way. They must have thought the case was sturdy enough for shipping. I am really amazed that it was not damaged. Glenn
Just makes you wonder how some people think...or more to the point, don't think!!! Sooooo lucky it wasn't damaged further, top marks to the postal staff.

A few years ago I bought a Janome machine on eBay, asked the seller if they knew 'how' to package and was assured 'yes we do'. It arrived in a flimsy box (machine far too heavy for the box used) and of course the base was just about non-existent when delivered. I opened it in front of the delivery man so I had confirmation of it's condition only to discover the machine had 'everything' taped to the body of the machine with that horrible, brown packing tape that must have been a million years old and was really, really, gooey and tacky.

It took more than a week to get the machine, power cable and attachments cleaned not to mention almost a whole bottle of turps. I took heaps of photos and told the seller I wasn't happy and all she could say was 'hubby told me to do it that way'. To which I replied 'hubby isn't always right!!'

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