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Old 11th July 2017, 02:20 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Rick
That's a crime; and now someone has to go through the insurance process.

Not a single FRAGILE sticker?
That's also a crime.
It is a sword for God's sake not a glass vase, so I don't think it should be labelled as fragile since it can withstand shocks and stress resulted from normal handling.

What happened here goes way beyond NORMAL handling and the package was subjected to tremendous forces (I would say more than 200 kg bending force).

So I believe the crime was on part of the carrier (USPS) for mishandling the package, not on part of the shipper who packed the sword adequately to withsdand NORMAL/REASONABLE handling.
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