Well, there are ESG scores to be considered. In the world of Environment/Governance/Society we are the enemy.
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Maybe. I ship with fedex and they have paid the insured amount and no one asked what was lost.And if it’s lost/damaged/stolen you’re fucked as soon as you tell them what it really was and they deny your insurance claim for shipping prohibited items
Then you haven’t filed a claim with them because they always ask. They want proof of value, that’s how that works.
So they are good for something.Well, imagine that… ATF called the FedEx facility that lost my gun and POOF, it magically appeared the same afternoon
How did they explain the signature?Well, imagine that… ATF called the FedEx facility that lost my gun and POOF, it magically appeared the same afternoon
I know the local hub in Fort Walton Beach, Fl will not unless the manufacturer sends a shipping label, just went thru this on an RMA. This was early February.
Maybe he didn’t tell them what it was. Most likely you can do that and not have any issues from what Many say but I’ll follow their policy just in case some bullshit happens. It’s a minor inconvenience and it’s not insurmountable
Go to shippo.com and print your own label, problem solved. You'll be shipping UPS because their rates are FAR better than Fedex on there.
Branden
Branden
I have had shipments stolen or lost with every shipper, and had to provide proof of value from an original invoice of some type. DHL, FedEx, UPS, USPS. No firearms, thankfully. This is going back to the 90's. In one case, the FBI got involved (two $7k laptops in a row thru DHL.)
When I last shipped a firearm to a 'smith across the country, the rules specifically stated it should not indicate the contents in any way.
The rules are all spelled out but be prepared to provide evidence/documentation if it goes wrong.
When I last shipped a firearm to a 'smith across the country, the rules specifically stated it should not indicate the contents in any way.
The rules are all spelled out but be prepared to provide evidence/documentation if it goes wrong.
I ship with them weekly and they have never asked.... But they have only lost 3 packages i think in the last 10 years.
Well, imagine that… ATF called the FedEx facility that lost my gun and POOF, it magically appeared the same afternoon
That always works. It's the best tool to hold shippers responsible for these "lost" firearms.
They didn’t explain to me or FFL. I’m sure they had to tell the ATF something, but I don’t know…. Would have liked to be a fly on the wall though.
Yup. The ATF knows that FedEx tracks that package everywhere/all the time....if it's missing it's stolen. Not lost. Someone at FedEx knows where and when that box went missing.
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