RE: Need Help with this SE 06-04-2019, 08:24 AM
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Gotcha bois – many thanks for the advice! Received another email from this senior support guy, asking me to provide the detz for the servicing procedure which I did, meaning that I'll be going with option 1 after all.
I asked him whether it would be possible to get a cheeky AR but we'll see what he responds, might just end up boxing them.
On the similar note, there's another Co. that I am currently SEing, it got to the RMA stage but they wouldn't send it until they receive my device. Here, the problem is that the thing weights around 11kg, so I am not entirely sure what's the best way to go about boxing them.
Everyone in the SE community seems to be adamant of dry ice. But I've read somewhere that it extremely cold which makes me think that a box w/ 11 kg of it will be very cold and therefore bait, as it'll be obvious that there's ice inside. Also, I know it evaporates over time, would there be a stream of gas coming out of the box?
Would really appreciate some advice from Dry Ice experts or any other suggestions on material that could discreetly fill in 11kg of weight.
I asked him whether it would be possible to get a cheeky AR but we'll see what he responds, might just end up boxing them.
On the similar note, there's another Co. that I am currently SEing, it got to the RMA stage but they wouldn't send it until they receive my device. Here, the problem is that the thing weights around 11kg, so I am not entirely sure what's the best way to go about boxing them.
Everyone in the SE community seems to be adamant of dry ice. But I've read somewhere that it extremely cold which makes me think that a box w/ 11 kg of it will be very cold and therefore bait, as it'll be obvious that there's ice inside. Also, I know it evaporates over time, would there be a stream of gas coming out of the box?
Would really appreciate some advice from Dry Ice experts or any other suggestions on material that could discreetly fill in 11kg of weight.


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