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Micah 4 year s ago
#1. Then you should have had the album packaged better. I mean, jeez, sorry it broke and everything, but this isn't really a big surprise.
       
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Chloe 4 year s ago
Micah, How do you know it was packaged improper? Or do you suggest a steelcasing??
       
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Hipsie 4 year s ago
Chloe,

If I bought something that rare, then yes, steel casing. Only a hundred such albums like it on Earth, and he trusts it to a chain of dozens of low paid overworked people who deal with thousands of items per day?
       
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Miranda 4 year s ago
Micah,could have had it shipped to your local post office for you to pick up
       
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Sarah 4 year s ago
Vinyl records can and do get repaired all of the time, some with shellac, some with a microlaser welding process, and some with a special bonding cement specially created to repair rare records.
       
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Betsy 4 year s ago
Get a larger mailbox or have shipped with signature required. My box is large enough to fit a baseball team 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41
       
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Valerie 4 year s ago
So USPS not forcing it into a too small mailbox does not seem to be an option? A f@#king mailman doing their f@#king job is asking too much?
       
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Syl 4 year s ago
#39 OW OW OW OW OW!!! Even his eyes look sunburned! sm_80
       
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Jorge 4 year s ago
Betsy
Requiring a signature doesn't always work. A friend of mine had it specified for a pistol he bought, and they still just left it sitting on his front deck.
       
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Mellie 4 year s ago
#29 I can't even imagine staying with a woman who would be so crass.
       
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