No one else cares about dented tins?
I do! That's bogus.
So pay the $11. Or claim insurance on the package. What do you expect on crappy shipping during a pandemic?
What does a pandemic have to do with showing no regard for packages? haha
No one else cares about dented tins?
So pay the $11. Or claim insurance on the package. What do you expect on crappy shipping during a pandemic?
What does (a big change in workplace procedures and throughput) have to do with (a big change in quality produced at that workplace)? HahahahaWhat does a pandemic have to do with showing no regard for packages? haha
What does (a big change in workplace procedures and throughput) have to do with (a big change in quality produced at that workplace)? Hahahaha
I do, since most of the tins I purchase will be collectibles. That package does look like major suxage; however, we've not seen the contents. Both the post and couriers will be rough with parcels: that's a given. Even boxes that have 'Fragile', 'Handle with care', 'Documents: do not bend', &c., WILL be tossed around, knocked about, and bent. Senders have to take super rough handling into consideration when shipping and include padding up the wazoo. Not all of them do that, however: looking at you, Amawokezon.No one else cares about dented tins?
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+1Whilst on the issue of shipping, one thing that really vexes me is vendors sending you E-mail invitations to review the products you bought when the darn parcel hasn't been delivered yet!
Ordered some goodies from tobaccopipes.com—dispatched on July 13, received in Canada on July 22, released by customs July 28, and expected delivery date is August 5.... invitation to review the items purchased received July 28.
I posted the tin pics in another thread.I do, since most of the tins I purchase will be collectibles. That package does look like major suxage; however, we've not seen the contents. Both the post and couriers will be rough with parcels: that's a given. Even boxes that have 'Fragile', 'Handle with care', 'Documents: do not bend', &c., WILL be tossed around, knocked about, and bent. Senders have to take super rough handle into configuration when shipping and include padding up the wazoo. Not all of them do that, however: looking at you, Amawokezon.
Personally, I would go ahead and jar the ones with dents in the seal area.I posted the tin pics in another thread.
but here they are. Mainly dented around the sealing edges. One has a live-withable dent along the bottom.
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my problem is not any collectible aspect, or even that I’m worried about the tobacco now. When they go in my cellar I have no idea when I will smoke them. Could be a year... 5.... 10? Did the dents compromise the seal? Maybe not now. What about in a year? 5? 10? Will it remain sealed as well as an undented tin?
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They have reached out to me and will make it right. Said there should have been better packing materials. I am not blaming them in any way for the box condition or delivery time. It has to be assumed these boxes are going to be handled roughly.I’ve not ordered tins for quite a while. Smokingpipes was my primary house to go to. I’ve never been disappointed with their shipping as I’d get a sound ? within 3-4 days of hitting the button. @BROBS concern with this particular ? is definitely valid though. Only problem with sending the tins back is the Stockton was a limited release and they likely can’t replace those tins. In this particular case I’d apply some tape round the seal and deal with it. Stills burns your ass though understandably.?
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