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Old 06-20-2008, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by chris
USPS doesnt cover their losses/damages plain and simple. I had a grinder shipped to me. Tracking showed delievered. The driver put it into the wrong box and someone took it. She acknowledged she lost it and put the key into the box to get the package into the wrong box. I spoke with her in person and on the phone. She said she had never known anyone to be cut a check for the situation I was in nor damaged items. She ended feeling bad and cut me a check ya out of her paycheck since she knew the post office wouldnt do ----,it showed delievered thats all that matters to usps.The post office worker who delivered the package has to declare the item damaged at the time of delivery.



That never happens. UPS/FEDEX have a similar process. They believe it is up to the counter person/shipper not to be a ---- stick and half *** packing items or let them ship. Its amazing how many things you buy off people who cant spend 2 bucks on tape and free newspaper. The usps knows this and why they wont do ---- about it they would have to hire 20,000 new people just to deal with all the tards who cant pack an item. A product should only be damaged if the box looks like it has gone through world war 2 which isnt going to happen. Are they going to be thrown around,moved thousand of miles on trucks/planes. YUp, thats why you pack an item correctly and nothing will get broken.
Yup.

UPS told me, unless they package it, it isn't guaranteed to get there safely. Doesn't really make sense to me because I don't see how they track who packaged it, but on the other hand it makes sense they shouldn't be responsible for people that don't know how to properly package their items.

One time, I sent a couple monitors to someone, when they received it there were what looked like forklift puncture holes and all the peanuts all fell out. He said something to the delivery person as soon as he got it and they got it figured out, but I don't know what process he had to go through.

The company I worked for last would sometimes get damaged shipments. Small boxes with tens of thousands worth of lcds or other parts would arrive damaged. They shipper tried to say it wasn't their fault and we have to check all packages before signing. Well, when you receive 40-80 pallets of boxes at a time, it's ridiculous they expect you to check everything, and the deliverer sure as hell doesn't want to wait for you to go through it all. Ended up they paid though, the company spends thousands daily on shipping, they'll have to suck it up.
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Old 06-20-2008, 05:35 PM
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The last 1.5 pages of this thread are failing. I was hoping for some legitimate fuel economy minded conversation. Not crackheads who cant package ----.



Fuel economy mods/ideas.

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Old 06-20-2008, 05:37 PM
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D15B7 + Hot cam + Blundar tuning = 53 mpg

So simple buk can't ---- it up...........

.......wait, buk ***** everything up!
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Old 06-20-2008, 05:40 PM
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D15B7 + Hot cam + Blundar tuning = 53 mpg

So simple buk can't ---- it up...........

.......wait, buk ***** everything up!
Can I get a copy of your .bin?
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Old 06-20-2008, 05:42 PM
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Rule is simple once signed for its yours, nEXT
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Old 06-20-2008, 05:48 PM
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what, jd will meet a goal and accomplish something?
yea right
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Old 06-20-2008, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by chris
Rule is simple once signed for its yours, nEXT

i can get 50mpg in my b16 its called a adj fpr .. thats how my b16 passed emissions 10psi rail pressure ftw i quadrouple failed then went back and passed with fly'n colors
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Between what I read from BAC, pissnuts, and ohsoslow I've concluded that I would never let them near any car that has anything to do with me.
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Old 06-20-2008, 06:04 PM
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Pissnuts the going rate on GOOD used forgings is a hundred fifty I buy 3 or 4 sets a year they should look new under the carbon and have at most minor polishing of the skirts Neither you or BAC know about engine building which is fine ---- happens but I let BAC know early on they were shitcanned before he shipped them and all I have gotten is jerked around not cool and not the way I treat anyone when I make a mistake
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