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Chris Slycord
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^^^
Inception was Deluxe. But that still doesn't get tem off the hook for thinking it's cool to send a single, 80-lb box.

edit: And I'm sure Deluxe's new "policy" of using 2-boxes per shipment was to deal with rules with UPS. When I worked there, they had a loose policy that anything 70-80 lbs and above was supposed to be carried by two people and were labeled as such for worker safety.

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Joe Redifer
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Girl Who Played With Fire was TES and 7 reels and like I said elsewhere it all came in a single box.

Deluxe currently has local couriers, so not everybody uses UPS for Deluxe prints.

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Brad Miller
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One thing this thread has proven that cannot be argued, Technicolor cares more about their customers than Deluxe does. This is proof.

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Joe Redifer
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No they don't. They would have shipped your Inception in one box.

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Monte L Fullmer
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Interesting though why TECH just doesn't use these 4 reel boxes all the time - be like "orange can" shipments, just easier for UPS to handle..

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Chris Slycord
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quote: Monte L Fullmer
Interesting though why TECH just doesn't use these 4 reel boxes all the time - be like "orange can" shipments, just easier for UPS to handle..
Like I said, I'm pretty sure that it's a weight requirement. Like you can send one item that's less than X pounds and if you go over that, they switch to two boxes.

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