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Built a TV antenna with drop ceiling hanger wire for the elements attached to 2" PVC pipe. Took coax from the existing DTV dish on the house.
eBay seller in China sent an AMD microprocessor for an HP laptop packed poorly. 15 of the over 600 pins on the 1.5" square chip were bent, two broken. I sent him an email saying he didn't pack it properly. I told him to send new one. He responded with how about $5 refund.I paid 15 with ship.I told him no and sent him pics of the packing: a sheet of toilet paper then put in an unpadded antistatic bag and finally in a padded envelope the size of a folded dollar bill.Problem is it is the thinnest padded envelope I had ever seen. I put a pencil down flat and it was only half as high!
So I added that he had 72 hours to solve the issue or I would file a cae with eBay. Email today says he is sending new one.
First wheelchair related accident. I backed into an and table knocking over the heavy lamp into the wall which it scarred and the lamp parts needed t be rebent. It's OK, the rel casualty occurred when I backed up and ran over my tablet which I forgot was on that table. Screen toast, not worth repairing. Stripped for parts. Oh well.
here is your comedy today. Are you marriage material
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"If at first you don't succeed, keep on sucking till you do suck seed" - Curly Howard 1936
Edits: 03/08/17Follow Ups:
I've got a 486sx25 that I'm not using if that helps. :) I've had my share of poorly packed items destroyed in transit too. Last one was an old, framed print I bought from a "dealer" on eBay. She put it between two pieces of cardboard and then cut up paper grocery bags and wrapped them around the whole affair and secured it all with scotch tape. The glass in the frame lasted maybe five minutes in the hands of the USPS. The shards rattled around under the cardboard all the way to my house and literally shredded the print. A total loss. After weeks I did finally get a refund, but would much rather have had the print. Why is common sense seemingly so uncommon?
Haha!
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