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May 12, 2009

http://www.safeandvaultstor... Dye The Safe Guy here. So you bought your new safe and you're ready to have it delivered. This video is dedicated to showing you what to do once the safe arrives at ...

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Dye The Safe Guy here. So you bought your new safe and you're ready to have it delivered. This video is dedicated to showing you what to do once the safe arrives at your home.

What to expect when the safe arrives:
Common over the road carriers will deliver your safe curbside delivery, right at the end of your driveway. Safes that weigh between 150 - 3000 pounds have to be delivered at the curbside. If you want inside delivery, call one of SafeandVaultStores safe consultants and they'll give you a quote for bringing the safe inside your home.

Inspecting your safe for damage:
Hi my name is Dominic Schwebs and I'm with SafeandVaultStore.com and I have many years of receiving safes and warehousing. When your safe arrives, the truck driver will lower it down with the liftgate and it's your job to inspect the safe for any rips, tears, abrasions or scratches to the packaging. If you look at the safe and there is no rips, tears or scratches and it looks good then you will sign the Bill of Lading. A Bill of Lading is a document which transfers the safe into your possession once signed.

As you're inspecting the box and you notice this tear or this scuff, then you want to inspect the safe to look for any scratches or minor dents that can be repaired. You want to notate on the Bill of Lading the damage and make sure to put as much detail as you can in the body of the Bill of Lading.

We recommend that you accept the safe and sign for it if there is only a minor scratch. If you notice that there is a minor scratch, you want to give us a call at SafeandVaultStore.com and we can send you a repair kit or a touch up paint kit to repair the damage.

Keep the packaging materials for inspection in case a freight claim needs to be filed.

If the safe comes looking like this here with the band broken, a huge tear ripped out of it, looks like there may be a big dent and the metal may be impacted and maybe the pallet is badly damaged then you may want to refuse the safe and write REFUSED on the Bill of Lading. If you notice damage like this here, make sure you write in detail the damage such as right corner large dent or scratch and that way when we file a freight claim it will be a lot easier for us to know the damage. Also you want to give us a call at SafeandVaultstore.com and let us know that you are refusing the safe and make sure that you fax us the Bill of Lading so that we can file a freight claim and get you a replacement safe on order.

Only refuse the safe if there is major damage present.

Please visit us at http://www.safeandvaultstore.com or feel free to give us a call at 800-207-2259.

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