Best way to SE a TV 09-24-2020, 05:05 PM
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EB is obviously not going to work, and a DNA would prompt an investigation surely for something of that size/value.
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Quote:and a DNA would prompt an investigation surely for something of that size/value.It most certainly will, but It's the only method that's well-suited.
(09-26-2020, 08:23 PM)justs Wrote: or maybe dry ice method could work.I assume the TV Is considerably heavy, so It will be quite difficult to calculate the sublimation time of the dry Ice.
(09-27-2020, 08:54 AM)piperfire Wrote: Having the TV below your eye level, so your head is tilted down, also produces less eyestrain than if you're looking up at it. The same type of thing applies for computer monitors, so it's generally better to keep your monitor straight on or below your eye-level.Let's focus on SEing the TV.
(09-27-2020, 01:49 PM)BlueS Wrote: I actually did manage an EB on amazon a few months ago for a tv,
I was really surprised that it worked out, given that it would be pretty obvious that the box is empty on arrival, but used the excuse i was away and my mum had the delivery guy bring it inside and didn't touch it.
It's not impossible with EB but definitely depends on the agent
(09-27-2020, 01:49 PM)BlueS Wrote: I actually did manage an EB on amazon a few months ago for a tv,
I was really surprised that it worked out, given that it would be pretty obvious that the box is empty on arrival, but used the excuse i was away and my mum had the delivery guy bring it inside and didn't touch it.
It's not impossible with EB but definitely depends on the agent
Quote:but definitely depends on the agentWho most likely forgot to take Seroquel (his antipsychotic medication) that day.