Re: [gecko]Re: (gecko) UPS Shipping Practices

[Rick Gale]

That's cool... After my friend worked with UPS to try to figure out what had 
happened, that was their best guess as to what it might have been.  She had 
shipped geckos before and had no problems.  I was just passing along 
something that I thought might be a legitimate warning.  At any rate, 
especially during the winter, I don't know that a lable of perishable would 
help.  They don't typically put perishable foods in a warmer location at any 
rate, I wouldn't guess.

Rick

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From: "Leann Christenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [gecko]Re: (gecko) UPS Shipping Practices
Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 08:21:27 -0600
I don't know if I would necessary agree with 'don't put on the "Perishable"'
advice.  All my
boxes have "Perishable" on them and I've had a 100% live arrival on all my
shipments.  I go back to temperature problems during the mid of night at
shipping hubs (or other problems).  As Chris says, shipping companies like
UPS typically do
not have temperature controlled areas for "Perishable" items.
Leann

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