shipping to malta
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Hiya,
I've had pc parts and car parts and some years ago gun parts from all over the world
Also i've shipped plenty of goods to usa/europe/asia
Not really had a problem (gearboxes to usa was a pain slightly as every drop of oil etc has to be removed) bar this nothing bad really
If they ship i wouldn't really worry too much and maybe ask about insurance cover
No more risky i think than shipping 50mile across land lol
I've had pc parts and car parts and some years ago gun parts from all over the world
Also i've shipped plenty of goods to usa/europe/asia
Not really had a problem (gearboxes to usa was a pain slightly as every drop of oil etc has to be removed) bar this nothing bad really
If they ship i wouldn't really worry too much and maybe ask about insurance cover
No more risky i think than shipping 50mile across land lol
They should arrive find, it will be better to get them shipped as components though - a whole PC would be very to likely recieve damage from the movement.
It's possible you'll get some damage to perhaps the GPU, fans or PSU but the odds aren't significantly worse than the normal chance of DOA components.
It's possible you'll get some damage to perhaps the GPU, fans or PSU but the odds aren't significantly worse than the normal chance of DOA components.
He means buy it in pieces and assemble it yourself, rather than buy a fully assembled one. Much lower chance of damage if every piece is in it's own box surrounded by foam. Drop OcUK a note saying you're worried about it, and they'll probably tape all the boxes to each other to stop them crashing around as much. I've yet to have anything damaged on arrival, and I don't think that's particularly rare.