[madaretinjast]

Hey all,

Ordered a tissot prx chronograph from the bay (canadian company in ontario). cost is about 2k. Weight of the watch not including the packaging is 185g. I ordered multiple items but the watch is being shipped separately for some reason.

Main question: given the weight of the item is 185g, would it be possible to straight up EB it? Or would a DNA work better in this situation. Would be shipped with purolater.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[ponasG]

Main question: given the weight of the item is 185g, would it be possible to straight up EB it? Or would a DNA work better in this situation. Would be shipped with purolater.
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EB is too risky. Dna or boxing would be much safer

[mothered]

Main question: given the weight of the item is 185g, would it be possible to straight up EB it?

It's a little too heavy to EB It, particularly when an Investigation Is opened and the weight Is cross-checked.

Or would a DNA work better in this situation. Would be shipped with purolater.

What type of verification will be required on delivery?

[madaretinjast]

Main question: given the weight of the item is 185g, would it be possible to straight up EB it?

It's a little too heavy to EB It, particularly when an Investigation Is opened and the weight Is cross-checked.

Or would a DNA work better in this situation. Would be shipped with purolater.

What type of verification will be required on delivery?

Well first shipment is using UPS; but they might ask for a signature or a verbal verification at the door. Last time i ordered something like this from the bay i wasnt home, and they sent it to a pickup point which ruined the SE basically. Im going to be home to take delivery. I know i can still claim a DNA however a physical signature would make that more difficult than no signature. Any advice on that end? Not sure if I can SE a physical signature, even one not of my own.

[Blackpink]

Company policy is good? ....

[mothered]

but they might ask for a signature or a verbal verification at the door.

Useless.

In terms of a signature, anyone could've signed - even the driver himself. As for verbal verification, the driver's word holds no grounds to verify receipt of goods.

I know i can still claim a DNA however a physical signature would make that more difficult than no signature. Any advice on that end?

As above.