They lost my amp

UPS lost a 67 lb. crate with a platform in it and they never could find it. They did pay for it.

Then they lost another crate at 55 lbs. with a HRS M3 in it and 10 later it came to my door.

You have a 50/50 shot at it.

They lost one of my Hurricane Monos I bought 4months ago on Agon. The seller worked the system very well and UPS found it in some strange tranfer station and all ended well 2 weeks later. They track all this stuff, thus it is alot better then something getting stolen.

Phaelon, I wish you good luck. What scares me worse than shippers losing or destroying a package is losing or destroying half of a pair. Insurance for one monoblock amplifier or one speaker still leaves the owner in a bad situation.

"What scares me worse than shippers losing or destroying a package is losing or destroying half of a pair"

Exactly! I never would have accepted delivery of one amp if their on-line tracking system and a phone call hadn't assured me that the other amp was on a different truck in route to my house as we spoke. Now, as it turns out, the missing amp hadn't been physically scanned since its origin.

I once bought a pair of speakers. They shipped in separate boxes but UPS delivered only one. I asked the delivery guy where the other one was. So the guy says: "Oh yeah, we were wondering about that other box that was the same size. We weren't sure where it was supposed to go. It was sent to Nova Scotia". (That would be about a five hour drive away from where I was living at the time.) Anyway, it turned up a week later with no harm done. At least they knew where it was. So I guess if UPS doesn't know where something goes,(i.e. they didn't read the shipping label, or are illiterate, or have a reading disability) then they must put the names of random cities on slips of paper in a hat and pull one out to see where to send it.