In article <142532.86927.qm at web30605.mail.mud.yahoo.com>,
David Comley <david_comley at yahoo.com> writes:
Peanuts are the worst though and I am constantly
tempted to levy a
'recycling' charge to anyone who ships to me us ing peanuts.
This isn't the first time someone has made a slam on packing peanuts,
yet I've had plenty of things sent and recieved with peanuts and had
no problems. I think the key is to not just dump the peanuts into the
container, but to physically compress them into the box. The flaps of
the box should require some pressure to fully close around the item.
If done properly, peanuts will not leave a loose void for things to
wiggle around inside.
I just opened some ebay purchases last night and two of them were
damaged. Neither one of the damaged items used peanuts. In fact, of
all the damaged items I've received off ebay, not a single one of them
used peanuts.
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