Why in the world did you SKIP the part where you put the box together?? I was planning on buying one of these boxes tomorrow, but this video makes me seriously doubt that decision.
It's almost 3 years now that I'm free of Home Depot. They took a year and a half of my life away by improperly installing a dishwasher which damaged my home and ruined the dishwasher which they refused to replace. I consulted with a lawyer and was told that I'd better just buy a new dishwasher after spending 8 months without one waiting for Home Depot to come through. I will never enter any of their stores. Nor will my children or their children. If they do, I'll cut them out of my will. Thanks Best Buy. It took me a while to find a place that doesn't blame the customer for their bad service.
@@Jason92881 This is the situation we find ourselves in. A few hours of a better lawyer would cost more than all my damages and HD would no doubt have 10 lawyers they could pit against me. I'd be lucky if I didn't end up bankrupt defending some countersuit. In 2021, crime pays.
Well technically you don’t need a lawyer to sue a company in small claims court. You could do the filings your own behalf. You said they ruined your house which sounds like thousands of dollars of damage done ✅ which if you didn’t want to file on your behalf should interest a lawyer enough to conjure a substantial lawsuit.
@@Jason92881 It wasn't many thousands of dollars, it was a new deluxe dishwasher, which they broke during installation and also did some damage to my counter. That plus 100 hours on the phone with the delivery company, the warranty company, the manufacturer, the installer, etc. and HD took no responsibility for anything, refusing either to remove the appliance they broke or to replace it. So no, if you consider my time is worth nothing, that being treated like dirt for a year of trying is nothing then no damages. I felt as an honest, hard working individual that the customer was always right. That is no longer the case. For monopolies like HD, you are simply a profit calculation and part of an algorithm to funnel money into a billionaire's pocket. BTW. I have been more than happy with Best Buy for appliances. I'm sure they also have warranty companies and manufacturer agreements, but they don't place all that on the customer. Unlike with HD, I had one contract to sign, not a mountain of paperwork.
This didn't work. The collapsible box (defective) damaged the TV, it was destroyed during Shipping by UPS. I ordered a TV from EBAY Samsung UN46EH6000FXZA, was in perfect Condition, it was smashed destroyed because of these boxes. UPS claims that these boxes are slide that does not prevent impact like solid Styrofoam blocking TV should set in, no not peanut foam, solid foam, and box must be solid, not sliding collapsible types to prevent impact shock, Sorry UPS does not provide these types either.
I recently ordered a TV from Amazon and had it shipped directly from them. Thank goodness it wasn't by UPS. A few years ago I ordered a used TV from Walmart for pickup and brought it home. After unwrapping it the screen was cracked.
Why in the world did you SKIP the part where you put the box together?? I was planning on buying one of these boxes tomorrow, but this video makes me seriously doubt that decision.
Great video! Taking a picture of how components are plugged in is smart. So is bagging wires and accessories
Conveniently didn't show the most difficult part. Getting the other side of the box on.
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Is this the same steps if I want to send it via ups ups ?
Subscribed ❤️
Nice video Home Depot! I Subscribed too!
Surely it’s better to keep the legs on
So don’t tape it?
It's almost 3 years now that I'm free of Home Depot. They took a year and a half of my life away by improperly installing a dishwasher which damaged my home and ruined the dishwasher which they refused to replace. I consulted with a lawyer and was told that I'd better just buy a new dishwasher after spending 8 months without one waiting for Home Depot to come through. I will never enter any of their stores. Nor will my children or their children. If they do, I'll cut them out of my will. Thanks Best Buy. It took me a while to find a place that doesn't blame the customer for their bad service.
Sounds a little irrational to cut them out the will for that lmao
Get a better lawyer you should be compensated for any damages caused by this company
@@Jason92881 This is the situation we find ourselves in. A few hours of a better lawyer would cost more than all my damages and HD would no doubt have 10 lawyers they could pit against me. I'd be lucky if I didn't end up bankrupt defending some countersuit. In 2021, crime pays.
Well technically you don’t need a lawyer to sue a company in small claims court. You could do the filings your own behalf. You said they ruined your house which sounds like thousands of dollars of damage done ✅ which if you didn’t want to file on your behalf should interest a lawyer enough to conjure a substantial lawsuit.
@@Jason92881 It wasn't many thousands of dollars, it was a new deluxe dishwasher, which they broke during installation and also did some damage to my counter. That plus 100 hours on the phone with the delivery company, the warranty company, the manufacturer, the installer, etc. and HD took no responsibility for anything, refusing either to remove the appliance they broke or to replace it. So no, if you consider my time is worth nothing, that being treated like dirt for a year of trying is nothing then no damages. I felt as an honest, hard working individual that the customer was always right. That is no longer the case. For monopolies like HD, you are simply a profit calculation and part of an algorithm to funnel money into a billionaire's pocket.
BTW. I have been more than happy with Best Buy for appliances. I'm sure they also have warranty companies and manufacturer agreements, but they don't place all that on the customer. Unlike with HD, I had one contract to sign, not a mountain of paperwork.
Please if you use this TV box, don't forget to tape tape tape or else......
This looks like the worst way to package a TV, also im not laying my $4k TV on the ground. Ig ill do it my own way 🤷🏽♂️
While it does have a flat screen, its actually a flat panel tv
True. Idk why people still call it "flat screen" when the whole thing is flat. The CRT era is long gone now.
@@wturner777 and there were flat screen CRT's
This didn't work. The collapsible box (defective) damaged the TV, it was destroyed during Shipping by UPS. I ordered a TV from EBAY Samsung UN46EH6000FXZA, was in perfect Condition, it was smashed destroyed because of these boxes. UPS claims that these boxes are slide that does not prevent impact like solid Styrofoam blocking TV should set in, no not peanut foam, solid foam, and box must be solid, not sliding collapsible types to prevent impact shock, Sorry UPS does not provide these types either.
I recently ordered a TV from Amazon and had it shipped directly from them. Thank goodness it wasn't by UPS. A few years ago I ordered a used TV from Walmart for pickup and brought it home. After unwrapping it the screen was cracked.