[c-nsp] packaging problem

[Kevin Graham]

I haven't seen this before with the cardboard packaging, but I've gotten ... 
questionable ... parts before where reseller took alot of effort to maintain 
Cisco seals on product. (ie. slicing base of GBIC static bags to keep the 
yellow sticker in tact and similar moves on PA's).

If you're skeptical, send it back. They should acknowledge its either 
improper or hopefully be quick to brush it under the carpet.


On 7/6/05, Wojtek Zlobicki <wojtek.zlobicki at gmail.com> wrote:
> The product appears used, since you dont know why it was opened or
> returned I would expect an exchange. It may take quite a while for
> you to find out why the devices was returned at which time the
> warranty may no longer be valid.
> 
> On 7/6/05, jan gregor <jan.gregor at chronix.org> wrote:
> > Hello.
> >
> > Recently we bought cisco product (namely 2950 switch) from cisco
> > reseller. We are byuing from that company for 4 years and so far there
> > was no problem with devices. But this one has weird packaging problem.
> > The box, in which device came, was sticked with cisco tape (as every box
> > is), but the seal on plastic bag was broken and bag evidently opened
> > before the device came to us.
> > Do you guys think, that we shal return this device to our reseller, or
> > keep it? The switch seems perfectly intact otherwise.
> >
> > Best regards,
> >
> > Jan Gregor
> >
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