"FS: 968 Rear Bridge Spoiler", Rennlister screw job
04-25-2007, 12:35 AM
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Originally Posted by apierce918
wow thats bad...
ups guy : fragile eh? lets see what my size 12 has to say about that.. oops, guess that sticker was right
ups guy : fragile eh? lets see what my size 12 has to say about that.. oops, guess that sticker was right
04-25-2007, 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted by apierce918
ups guy : fragile eh? lets see what my size 12 has to say about that.. oops, guess that sticker was right
04-25-2007, 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
classicibkevin, sorry about your transaction though, i've been lucky with my dozen+ rennlist transactions i've had and couldnt be happier
04-25-2007, 12:53 AM
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Originally Posted by aribop
UPS SUX!!!
FedEx all the way.
FedEx all the way.
04-25-2007, 12:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Travis - sflraver
Ahh.. With UPS you have to pack it good because they do not handle packages well but you know it will arrive. FedEx may take better care but who knows when it will get there. I will take my chances with UPS over FedEx any day.
04-25-2007, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by apierce918
classicibkevin, sorry about your transaction though, i've been lucky with my dozen+ rennlist transactions i've had and couldnt be happier
I've had nothing but good luck so far shipping or receiving from Rennlist members. I'm sorry but that spoiler was destined for failure wrapped like that. I think most people expect good packaging when an price is quoted shipped.
04-25-2007, 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by KuHL 951
I agree. Your package sent to me with the 968 mirrors was a work of art. It looked like a double containment vessel on a nuclear reactor. I've had nothing but good luck so far shipping or receiving from Rennlist members. I'm sorry but that spoiler was destined for failure wrapped like that. I think most people expect good packaging when an price is quoted shipped.
I've had nothing but good luck so far shipping or receiving from Rennlist members. I'm sorry but that spoiler was destined for failure wrapped like that. I think most people expect good packaging when an price is quoted shipped.
no, not really, continue
04-25-2007, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by apierce918
if they merge, maybe we'll have a reliable shipping company.
That's assuming they won't just assimilate the worst of both worlds!
04-25-2007, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Travis - sflraver
Ahh.. With UPS you have to pack it good because they do not handle packages well but you know it will arrive. FedEx may take better care but who knows when it will get there. I will take my chances with UPS over FedEx any day.
check OT for my recent experience
04-25-2007, 02:00 AM
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I think the lesson here is to insure anything above a certain value. Certainly for easily-scratched body panels worth well over a grand I'd have done so (it would've cost what, ten bucks, twenty?).
Another lesson is to pack well. Very well. Maybe get the courier people to say it's okay so it's their butt on the line rather than yours.
This sucks mightily, dude(s). What was the end result? Maybe split the cost of repair?
Another lesson is to pack well. Very well. Maybe get the courier people to say it's okay so it's their butt on the line rather than yours.
This sucks mightily, dude(s). What was the end result? Maybe split the cost of repair?
04-25-2007, 02:00 AM
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UPS lost 4 wheels with tires being sent from VA to NYC about two years ago. All four were shipped together, albeit labeled as separate packages. Two wheels made it to me in about 5 days. One wheel was delivered two days later after i called my local distribution center, the other wheel ended up in Kansas for some reason. I filed a claim with UPS and it took about two months to get the other wheel that ended up in Kansas. Im not sure how UPS could have redirected one of four wheels, packaged together (it was very obvious these were wheels and tires) to a completely different state. I mean i would think it was fairly obvious all four were going to the same location.
Other than this, i have never had problems with either FedEx or UPS. Both of which i use very often. My favorite carrier is still USPS, mainly because they are alot cheaper with the smaller packages. I stopped going to FedEx because my car grounds out on the entrance apron into the parking lot ...
. I also try not to use UPS that much anymore because every time i ship something through the UPS Store by me, i feel like i am getting shafted on the shipping price (its always more than the quoted amount).
Other than this, i have never had problems with either FedEx or UPS. Both of which i use very often. My favorite carrier is still USPS, mainly because they are alot cheaper with the smaller packages. I stopped going to FedEx because my car grounds out on the entrance apron into the parking lot ...
. I also try not to use UPS that much anymore because every time i ship something through the UPS Store by me, i feel like i am getting shafted on the shipping price (its always more than the quoted amount).