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Used too but it always turned into too much of a hassle and the last two I had shipped were a total disaster. One got busted up and the other was lost and once it was found I ended up just going to get it myself even though I had already paid NAVL to ship it, with no refund of course........
After that I said never again will I ship another game, it's just not worth the headaches.
John
Quoted from John_I:I'd prefer not to ship, but I have on a handful of games. Not a big deal. The worst part is have to take off work to meet the truck at my house in a "four hour window".
O'yeah that reminds me. Another time NALVL brought the game to my work, and even backed there truck into the dock. I have no idea how they got my work address when it was supposed to come to my house. I yelled at the driver to get that truck out of the dock and into the yard. Of course we had to unload half the truck to even get to my game and load it into my truck since I didn't want them to handle it any longer as it's already bounced from California to here.
I guess I just don't have any luck when it comes to shipping anything.
John
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Battle Creek, MI