Complaint Review: UPS Crawford & Company - Fort Worth Texas

Why won't you just call to dispute the claim like the rep told you to? I filed a claim with UPS that was denied and after I showed Crawford my box, packaging and vase I was paid with no problem. If you only submitted these two pictures that is probably why your claim denied

No, you didn't strike a nerve at all.  You have no idea what you are talking about, therefore you are showing nothing but your ignorance.  You do not know me and jugde not lest ye be judged.

You are nothing but a jerk that does not know what he is talking about which clearly shows your ignorance and stupidity.  Go ahead and post all you want because you will just be proving what I am saying about you.

Acer sent my computer back and guess what?  Acer didn't even use the carrier that they had recomended to me which was UPS.  They used Fed Ex to ship it back and that says a lot.  Evidently they didn't trust UPS for shipping it back either.

You are a jerk, stupid and ignorant and you can file all of the rebuttals you want, I just won't read them.

 My rebuttal stands as written. You can deny all you want...YOU are a scammer. On Ripoff Report, a given here is, if you post a report, ANYONE can file a rebuttal. If you don't like the rebuttals, DON'T post the report. You are a CROOK.

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 If anyone wants to write a rebuttal to my complaint that is fine but, there is no need for name calling or making false accusations about me, calling me stupid or calling me a scammer.  I am none of those and you do not know me so cease and disist with the name calling.

My complaint was filed due to the pictures that were sent to me by Acer Repair Center upon arrival at their location by UPS. Also my complaint was filed because my claim was denied by Crawford & company saying that the packing was insufficient and I say my Chromebook was damaged due to the handling of my package by UPS.

Furthermore, if you do not have anything intelligent to say then please, do not say anything at all.

Thank you

 First of all, those pictures were sent to me by Acer Repair Service, I did not take them.  Secondly, your are very ignorant for making such comments and alegations. 

I am a firm beliver in God and I live my life rightously and I do not hurt anyone or any thing, and I do not lie, cheat, or steal.  You might try it sometime and you wouldn't make such accusations.

No response is necessary from you again because you do not know what you are talking about.

Two things, first, there's no way the box can be in that condition and that much damage occur.  Second, picture one shows what looks like damage to the USB port contacts. Not possible with impact damage.  It looks like YOU sent a junk computer that had been used as a football and tried to scam UPS.  You're lucky they didn't have you charged with attempted fraud.

Nope, I don't work for UPS or any other shipping company, but can smell a rat on this one,

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 You are right that pictures are worth a thousand words. First of all, the box I used was in perfect condition or UPS would not have let me use it. Secondly, the contents measured 11"x6" and was a small Chromebook. 

I packed my Chromebook secuely so that it would not move and also placed a large air bag on top and had to press the box tops down to secure the package and its contents and shook the box to make sure that the contents did not move at all.

Regardless , the box arrived damaged and busted open  which tells me that my package was not handled with proper care.  My complaint is aganst UPS and Crawford & Company and not Acer.  I would like to make that very clear,

Your guesses are all wrong and I do not need lessons on how to package items. Had my package not been abused by UPS then it would have arrived in perfect condition and not smashed on the corner and busted open.  This is what my complaint is all about and the insurance for UPS denying my claim. My package was abused by UPS and therefore they need to take responsibilty for the condition of the box and its contents.

Thank you

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 As they say pictures are worth 1000 words, and the pictures of the box do not match the amount of damage the laptop is showing if the laptop was packaged correctly.   I did notice that there were no pictures of the packaging.  Interesting how Acer would send you pictures of the outside of the box, and the laptop but not show you pictures of the packaging used.  Or did they and you just "forgot" to post them?

The box appears to be re-used, and there is no way to know the integrity of the box when you sent it.  Also, the box is a lot larger than the laptop which if not packed correctly can be the worst thing you could do.  So how exactly did you pack it? 

My guess is one of a few things.  Either you used the worst thing possible...newspaper or other type of paper you "crumpled" up.  Or you went out and for that size box bought about a $10-$15 bag of "packing peanuts" and figured that was enough as it "looked" good.  You may or may not have "filled" the box figuring a little movement was okay.

What you should have done is completely bubble wrap the Laptop.  Then put that in a smaller box surrounded by other approved cushioning material(such as the peanuts).  Then for even more protection put that box in a bigger box again surrouned by other packaging material.