Soldato
It looks like something James Bond has used to save himself from the laser beams on the table routine.
That wasn't a quarter, it was your CPU.
That wasn't a quarter, it was your CPU.
I hope you are not saying the OP quickly opened the package, took the cpu out, put a dmaged one back in we a few other bits, bashed the packet and ran out and caught up with the postman?
Although the bit I dont get with the story is this is clearly a signed for parcel, who in their right mind signs for it with the postman stood there and not notice the damage to outside of the parcel and if u didnt reject it there and then, at least say hold on a minute mate, ill just check this and open it up before signing?
forgot to say that he included a tube of thermal paste in the package also. I will attach a photo.
The buyer can't prove he has had it returned either (without an investigation through the post office) or that the seller had it back. No electric evidence of that either like there is now (because it is tracked).
So you took 3 photos, and moved everything around and sealed it up again, then took it back out to the post man before he had gone?
Also, there are little dab s of paste around, there'd be a lot more from such a large blob on the heat spreader...
I don't understand how people think they can get away with this, all he's done is lost money on the postage.
This has insurance fraud all over it. There is no bloody way that could happen to a CPU in the post.
Took 10 photos. Funny how you are basically accusing me of putting thermal paste on it before i took photos. There was paste all over the sticks of ram etc and underneath the items
It's not funny at all. What CPU is it, and what does it say on the heat spreader?