Ethan Dicks wrote: Forward Air won't be liable for anything not wood-crated (which is a plus in my book...), but will ship just about anything you put on their dock. I showed up on their ramp late one night in Denver, Colorado with a rackmount AlphaServer 2100, 2 rolls of 24" bubble wrap, many square yards of scrap mattress cartons, and a couple of miles of tape and shrinkwrap. They sold me a pallet for $2, made room for me to "box" the AS2100, and not only loaned me the banding tools, but the guy asked me enough questions to make sure I wasn't gonna put my eye out with it. OTOH, in Phoenix they were like, "Put it over there, sign this, go away." To be fair, in Phoenix I showed up with a pre-labeled, sealed crate, 8 minutes before they closed, and in Denver I had called ahead and asked if I could box my goods in their driveway. Seriously, it's a no-frills operation, and like any big company, special treatment is going to depend on the local crew. However, I've shipped with them from Denver, Phoenix, Austin, and Baltimore, and I've never had any complaints about their service or their willingness to help, and nothing I've shipped with them has been damaged. Doc