Gaming Monitors ideas

[Frindis]

Does not surprise me suprise at all. I have seen so much bad packaging; it is just sad. I don't know if it is a lack of intelligence, communication, transport laws or greed. Most likely a combination of them all.

I also want to add that not only is packaging often bad, but some of the people who deliver the package have no clue what they are doing. I watched one guy delivering my PC at winter with ONE HAND, having a hard time walking. I was to baffled to ask him if he needed help, but in retrospect, he would probably have fallen over trying to walk and answer the question at the same time.

Even if that guy had a strict time limit and was understaffed, I still find it very hard to find any good excuse for him doing that. I have worked at some shitty places in my life, but if there is one thing I did have, it was a good work ethic. I would be nice to the customers, even if I wanted to strangle the boss for being a complete ass.

 

[Colif]

Delivery methods wasn't something I had thought of. Its possible the screens were damaged at that stage.

I know its not all the delivered screens

I think Amazon use a local freight company for delivery, I haven't had many dealings with them (the one Amazon order I have had so far was with them in a previous name) so I just wait and see what arrives.

I am tired of guessing when it is coming. There are only so many times I can get excited... think its soon, look at videos for it... time passes. Tomorrow will be the only Monday in the last 6 I won't look, mainly as its a public holiday. 4 day weekends are annoying when you waiting for freight.... I always seem to do that.

Not many people in the world seem to have it yet, or perhaps they don't make videos about it. The only sign any are being received are the reports of the damages. And they all seem to be US users, so perhaps its something to do with their system there.