Warning this thread contains graphic photos of what happens when UPS mishandles a Dickey Hatcher!
Yesterday the UPS man delivered my Dickey Hatcher I purchased on ebay. The seller turned out to be a BYC member. As I was opening the box I could smell something funky, the best I can describe it is to say it smells like a mechanics workshop. Parts of the box had a gooey substance on it.
Upon opening the box here is what I found.
I can only guess by the damage that it was dropped. A latch is broken in 2, it has the grease stuff on it, the internal thingie is completely broken from the mount, the door won't line up, and there are several large splits in the wood.
I called UPS immediately and the lady to told me to repack it in it's original box. I explained I couldn't and didn't have a big enough box to repack it in. They are supposed to call me by end of business today to arrange someone to come and see it. It was insured for the amount I paid but I'm not sure what will happen about the $85 it cost to ship!
Yesterday the UPS man delivered my Dickey Hatcher I purchased on ebay. The seller turned out to be a BYC member. As I was opening the box I could smell something funky, the best I can describe it is to say it smells like a mechanics workshop. Parts of the box had a gooey substance on it.
Upon opening the box here is what I found.







I can only guess by the damage that it was dropped. A latch is broken in 2, it has the grease stuff on it, the internal thingie is completely broken from the mount, the door won't line up, and there are several large splits in the wood.
I called UPS immediately and the lady to told me to repack it in it's original box. I explained I couldn't and didn't have a big enough box to repack it in. They are supposed to call me by end of business today to arrange someone to come and see it. It was insured for the amount I paid but I'm not sure what will happen about the $85 it cost to ship!
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