Not the safest way to ship a MacBook by mail.

[Roman78]

So... what can i say... Well... what would you aspect to be a safe way to send a MacBook by mail. I would put it into a big enough box whit some stuffing in it. Or... hmmm... it fits into a bubble envelope...

Well it was defect before i got it, but it was in descent shape. Now I can only use it as a paperweight.

 

[Smoothbassman]

Wow!!!!

No words to describe this one.

 

[gadgetgirl85]

Yikes!

 

[tcphoto1]

I hope the sender opted for insurance...

 

[GerritV]

The sender should better opt for a brain...

 

[kaielement]

WTF!!! I have no words!

 

[Scepticalscribe]

Good grief.

An object lesson and clear example of how not to pack and post something.

 

[beanboy89]

If it was okay for Steve Jobs to do it, it must be okay for this seller, too. /s

 

[kbfr08]

I hope the sender opted for insurance...

No way any parcel insurance would cover that. They always have requirements for packing, some companies even require double boxing for high value electronics.

 

[kppolich]

So... what can i say... Well... what would you aspect to be a safe way to send a MacBook by mail.
Well it was defect before i got it, but it was in descent shape. Now I can only use it as a paperweight.

4:3?
16:9?

 

[puke]

That seller should _really_ opt for a brain. Brainless minion...

 

[Odysee]

This would really pi$$ me off... how careless can some people be? Really?

Open a dispute with eBay (assuming its from there?) - they have good buyer protection.

 

[Tom G.]

The envelope in the Steve Jobs photo is an inter-office envelope. It never left the building.