How NOT to ship McIntosh
 

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Because this:
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This what my cousin received after purchasing the integrated off eBay. The item was coming from Texas to the Bay Area, CA. What MORON ships a delicate piece of audio gear that weighs in excess of 75lbs in THAT?!?!

Jon.......Oh that hurts to look at it. When it comes to McIntosh gear, no factory double boxes, no sale....period.

Ouch. That's a bummer. I hope he gets his money back.

I'm sure that will buff out.....

/sarcasm off

I am at a loss for words and I feel like a small piece of me inside has died!!! I hope your cousin falls under the eBay protection plan as I doubt the seller is going to be good hearted on a loss this large.. Make sure you let us know how it works out for him.

NOT cool. :icon_thumbsdown:

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why you KEEP your factory boxes and packaging now matter how much the Mrs. !%$#@*! and moans.

:yes:

Holy S@@T!

Wowzer

Fug!!!! That’s partially why I don’t want to ship my stuff to audio classics for refurb. I have original boxes for some of my stuff but it’s still sketchy to ship. UPS says 2 inches of padding on all sides of an item for insurance coverage. Found that out the hard way when shipping a train transformer worth $500.