Today’s tip relates to shipping. Obviously we ship and receive hundreds of packages every day so we’ve been around the block a few times when it comes to shipping delicate equipment. The vast majority of our shipments come off without a hitch. However we live in an imperfect world and it is always possible for equipment to get damaged in transit. For this reason it is prudent to always inspect your merchandise when you receive it. The shipping companies can only be held liable for damage a maximum of 15 days after the shipment. Even if you don’t plan to use your new equipment for several weeks you should always inspect it immediately.
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