WOLF-GANG
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But that is mostly the result of domestic shippin in the US, not from China. They tend to do a great job like EG4 had shown it.
Picked my 21 x 500W Risen modules up last friday in Wolfsburg, Germany, VW city and that pallet had arrived and been packed like the EG4 had shown.
But, and that is important, the chinese boss of the company had thought he needed 1 of those in his show room for presentation cause it was their first solar power deal incl. an inverter and 4 batteries which I had not bought.
And that 1 piece had made the whole pallet and packaging useless, we were even unable to move the pallette as a whole any closer to the trailer and had to carry and repack them one by one - but all were in perfect shape till arrival, when I had scratched one my self on the outer glas.
Anyway, it is not always china, usually domestic delivery and here such guys causing such damage would be fired instantly. It does not happen that way. Of cause we have a lot of immigrants working in the poor paid delivery service and not with the right sense for taking care, but they will learn it pretty soon the hard way how work performance has to look like in Germany otherwise they get fired which is usually damn hard for the employer except the worker has caused trouble or damages.
Here we have a zero tolerance: damaged goes back and we ask the delivery guy to pick it up, the mess he had tried to fool us with.
All those million of Syrians and Afghans refuggees and Asylum takers get it the german way or simply will be lost in drugs and whatever.
I usually tend to pick up my panels and batteries as soon as possible and avoid damages caused by courier services.
but each year I have at least one damage, 50% caused by chinese packaging and before arrival in germany, 50% by foreigners working in germany in the delivery industry. Usually it is a 500$ damage like an RV rear view camera system which the driver lost and crashed onto the ground in front of me, then an hp office laserjet, a laptop and so on.
I had thought that it would be much better in the US cause everyone has to fear to get fired for such a damage.
Picked my 21 x 500W Risen modules up last friday in Wolfsburg, Germany, VW city and that pallet had arrived and been packed like the EG4 had shown.
But, and that is important, the chinese boss of the company had thought he needed 1 of those in his show room for presentation cause it was their first solar power deal incl. an inverter and 4 batteries which I had not bought.
And that 1 piece had made the whole pallet and packaging useless, we were even unable to move the pallette as a whole any closer to the trailer and had to carry and repack them one by one - but all were in perfect shape till arrival, when I had scratched one my self on the outer glas.
Anyway, it is not always china, usually domestic delivery and here such guys causing such damage would be fired instantly. It does not happen that way. Of cause we have a lot of immigrants working in the poor paid delivery service and not with the right sense for taking care, but they will learn it pretty soon the hard way how work performance has to look like in Germany otherwise they get fired which is usually damn hard for the employer except the worker has caused trouble or damages.
Here we have a zero tolerance: damaged goes back and we ask the delivery guy to pick it up, the mess he had tried to fool us with.
All those million of Syrians and Afghans refuggees and Asylum takers get it the german way or simply will be lost in drugs and whatever.
I usually tend to pick up my panels and batteries as soon as possible and avoid damages caused by courier services.
but each year I have at least one damage, 50% caused by chinese packaging and before arrival in germany, 50% by foreigners working in germany in the delivery industry. Usually it is a 500$ damage like an RV rear view camera system which the driver lost and crashed onto the ground in front of me, then an hp office laserjet, a laptop and so on.
I had thought that it would be much better in the US cause everyone has to fear to get fired for such a damage.