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Box Method Help #1
What do I need to look for when it comes to using the box method, or in this case a padded envelope for a very light item like a SDCard?

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RE: Box Method Help #2
Perhaps you could perform a few rips in the packaging. Tear the top open (at least the flap) and tape over with a different tape. Could work.
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RE: Box Method Help #3
First and foremost, who are you attempting to SE?

And the "box method" (empty box) Is pretty much saturated. Generally speaking, It's weighed during transit, and tracked upon receipt to the customer- with weights and dimensions documented.
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RE: Box Method Help #4
(06-18-2017, 03:54 AM)mothered Wrote: First and foremost, who are you attempting to SE?

And the "box method" (empty box) Is pretty much saturated. Generally speaking, It's weighed during transit, and tracked upon receipt to the customer- with weights and dimensions documented.
Dry ice is a method that could still be used today, however unless you have a vehicle and some money it's not worth it. I know a method to get dry ice sent to you for free though Tongue

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RE: Box Method Help #5
(06-18-2017, 05:40 AM)dogerki Wrote: Dry ice is a method that could still be used today, however unless you have a vehicle and some money it's not worth it. I know a method to get dry ice sent to you for free though Tongue

Hence my statement of "generally speaking".

There's always a way to circumvent anyone/ any entity.
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