Shipping via fedex question...

[Keego]

Hey, does fedex give out free packing peanuts?

 

[PsychoAndy]

If they did, I'd be using them.

-PAB

 

[FeathersMcGraw]

"Twenty dollars? But I wanted a peanut!"

 

[MichaelD]

Originally posted by: FeathersMcGraw
"Twenty dollars? But I wanted a peanut!"

??

 

[PsychoAndy]

Originally posted by: MichaelD

Originally posted by: FeathersMcGraw
"Twenty dollars? But I wanted a peanut!"

??

Simpsons refrence.

-PAB

 

[Sundog]

No, they do not.

 

[Keego]

Crap. Well does UPS? I need fluff for my server I'm shipping out.

 

[PsychoAndy]

Originally posted by: Kyguy
Crap. Well does UPS? I need fluff for my server I'm shipping out.

If they did, I'd be using them.

Wait. I already use them.

Just go to staples, spend the $5 and get 4 cubic feet of them if you need to.

BTW: Peanuts, contrary to popular belief do not support well. After a while they compress and your box is full of space again.

-PAB

 

[C'DaleRider]

USPS.........No, they do not.

FedEx........No, they do not.

UPS...........No, they do not.

 

[Keego]

Originally posted by: PsychoAndy

Originally posted by: Kyguy
Crap. Well does UPS? I need fluff for my server I'm shipping out.

If they did, I'd be using them.

Wait. I already use them.

Just go to staples, spend the $5 and get 4 cubic feet of them if you need to.

BTW: Peanuts, contrary to popular belief do not support well. After a while they compress and your box is full of space again.

-PAB

So what would you use? Bubble wrap?

 

[PsychoAndy]

Originally posted by: Kyguy

Originally posted by: PsychoAndy

Originally posted by: Kyguy
Crap. Well does UPS? I need fluff for my server I'm shipping out.

If they did, I'd be using them.

Wait. I already use them.

Just go to staples, spend the $5 and get 4 cubic feet of them if you need to.

BTW: Peanuts, contrary to popular belief do not support well. After a while they compress and your box is full of space again.

-PAB

So what would you use? Bubble wrap?

What happens when the bubbles pop? Exactly.

Dell uses high density foam. I mean HIGH density. The stuff is like a brick. I can sit on some of the stuff and it wont give. I'm also seeing air bags being used with dell equipment.

Ideally, the idea is to get something that can hold your product securely in a medium that passes the energy thru by not absorbing it and collapsing like peanuts or bubble wrap.

You might wind up just using kraft paper or something, I dunno.

-PAB

 

[Keego]

OK! How about that canned foam spray stuff?