PC Shipping

[destroyer8769]

So... I have started a business, building computers and i was wondering what the best way to ship it would be.

 

I have heard horror stories, but then how do manufacturers like alienware and origin ship their pcs?

 

Anyway, i am thinking about either insatpak : http://www.instapakpackaging.com.au/

 

or 

 

using this tutorial:  

 

So... Any help?

 

P.S. i will be using TNT for freight management

[SPAS-ID]

Follow the Video Instruction you'll be fine

[destroyer8769]

Follow the Video Instruction you'll be fine

so just do that and tell the customer to remove it when it arrives?

 

Sounds good

[SPAS-ID]

so just do that and tell the customer to remove it when it arrives?

 

Sounds good

Yes, and give the Case Box too for Free Extra Protection

[destroyer8769]

Yes, and give the Case Box too for Free Extra Protection

And I know someone who works at Bunnings so should I double box? And at least then the PC won't be stolen by a handler needing a new PC.

[SPAS-ID]

And I know someone who works at Bunnings so should I double box? And at least then the PC won't be stolen by a handler needing a new PC.

you mean covering it with some paper ? yes that's important because everyone's know a PC is expensive

[destroyer8769]

you mean covering it with some paper ? yes that's important because everyone's know a PC is expensive

I meant putting the PC into the case box, and then into a bigger box with more packing peanuts etc.

[SPAS-ID]

I meant putting the PC into the case box, and then into a bigger box with more packing peanuts etc.

ohh yeah that'll be great, try to cover the Case with some newspaper since if someone knows its a PC, theres a change of getting stolen

[destroyer8769]

ohh yeah that'll be great, try to cover the Case with some newspaper since if someone knows its a PC, theres a change of getting stolen

Yeah, it'll probably end up in a box from Bunnings as an outer shell so no one would want to steal it anyway but I'll do newspaper as well