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Ram Boxing - Nutany - 10-10-2018
Hey what's up guys!
Couldn't you technically just "box" ram with an envelope?
I know that they occasionally send ram in envelopes.
RE: Ram Boxing - casperandersen - 10-10-2018
that should technically be possible!
RE: Ram Boxing - Nutany - 10-10-2018
Has anyone ever tried this? And if so how did it go?
RE: Ram Boxing - mothered - 10-10-2018
If the envelope Is padded thus protecting the Ram, then yes It will work.
RE: Ram Boxing - casperandersen - 10-10-2018
(10-10-2018, 08:32 PM)mothered Wrote: If the envelope Is padded thus protecting the Ram, then yes It will work.
Good point. This would also add a small amount of weight to the package
RE: Ram Boxing - toonblue - 10-11-2018
I know for a fact (from some "research") that Corsair won't accept ram in an envelope. So make sure you check out the policy of the company which you're working with. I know @Doofenshmirtz is an incredibly knowledgeable boxer who might be able to shed some light on the matter.
RE: Ram Boxing - mothered - 10-11-2018
(10-10-2018, 10:04 PM)oxnan Wrote:(10-10-2018, 08:32 PM)mothered Wrote: If the envelope Is padded thus protecting the Ram, then yes It will work.
Good point. This would also add a small amount of weight to the package
Not only that, but due to the padding, there's no clear (visual) evidence that the envelope does not contain the Ram.
For all they know, the Ram Is enclosed In the padding.
RE: Ram Boxing - Nutany - 10-11-2018
Does anyone know a company that doesn't mind sending back an envelope?