I recently had an Antec 3000 delivered by UPS. The package looked OK accept for a dinged (slightly compressed) corner. When opened up I discovered that that compressed corner had been compressed with sufficient force to shatter the styrofoam and break the lower corner of the faceplate by destroying the little push button mechanism you use for removing the face plate.
Told NewEgg and because I was in a hurry, ordered a second case. NewEgg quickly contacted UPS, charged them for the case and refunded the cost of my original order. Then the fun began - nobody wanted the case I had that the cost of had been refunded. NewEgg said don't send it back to them - it belongs to UPS. UPS said NewEgg had to send me a shipping order so they (UPS) could come pick it up. NewEgg said they didn't do that - it was UPS's case and their responsibility to pick it up. UPS said nada - NewEGG said - we don't care what you do with it - we got our money. To make a long story short- after calling as high up as I could at UPS. The light came on for somebody because after three months the UPS guy shows up at my door with a pick-up order for a damaged shipment.
Right after discovering the damage, I scotch taped the styrofoam back together and put the case back in it's ahipping carrton. The big box sat in my den for three months. it is unfortunate, but Antec and probably others protect the case for shipment and reasonable shipping bumps and bruises. UPS can find a way to clobber your stuff anyway. This was a classic physics example of dropping the case from some distance on the corner of the box amplifying the forces up through the styrofoam and into the lower corner of the case faceplate - it couldn't take it.