SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS:
Please follow these instructions; it’s the key to best results and fastest turnaround
Step One: Please enclose NECESSARY information with your radio!
We’ve created a form that’s easy to fill out and include with the set. It prints in two pages, with credit information on page 2 for easier
shredding when complete.
Most customers do exactly that, and everybody’s happy. However there’s always that someone, who can’t fill out a form, who assumes
we know everything because we got a phone call two months ago. Let’s be clear. We need IN WRITING: (legibly)
1.
Who you are! Name, address, phone. When finished we want to send it back!
2.
What you need! Options? Six or twelve volts? Be specific, don’t just say FM & Bluetooth.
3.
Payment information! Credit card, check, whatever, we need it before we begin.
We generally authorize credit cards as we start, and charge them when completed. Checks
are deposited a few days before we expect to finish.
We do radios by the hundreds, and prioritize those who follow instructions, so a “Please call”
sticky-note can mean a long wait. Remember, without the information we cannot start on
your radio!
As always, if you have questions please contact us! 941-371-8924 (M-F 8:30-5:00 Eastern
Time), radio@garytayman.com
Step Two: Pack the radio carefully!
Naturally we want your set to arrive in one piece. Shipping the radio safely is easy to do! It’s a matter of following a few simple
guidelines:
Ideal!
Bad News!
Pictures are worth a thousand words!
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Use a sturdy box that provides at least two inches on every side of the set, including top and bottom.
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Use plenty of packing material -- peanuts, bubble-wrap, kraft paper.
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Close the box and shake it. If the set moves at all, add more packing.
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The key -- don’t let the radio touch the box, or any hard surface. Give it cushioning room.
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Please don’t go overboard with tape inside, and please don’t stick tape to the radio unless you want a gooey radio!
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Double-boxing -- not necessary, but if you do, properly pack the INNER box or you can still get damage.
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Medium Flat Rate Box -- DON’T! We call them Flattened Radio Boxes. Too small for most radios!
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Which carrier? UPS, FedEx, USPS, DHL -- it’s up to you. The key, once again, keep the radio away from the box!
Remember, following these instructions is our best way to ensure the best service and fastest turnaround!
Shipping Address:
Tayman Electrical LLC
5077 Fruitville Road
Suite 109102
Sarasota, Florida 34232