A company (EGL) sent me an iPad in the mail as well as the camera lenses which I purchased from them. The iPad was packaged separately from the camera lenses but it was addressed to me and required a signature on delivery. The company then contacted me to say they were arranging a courier to pick it up from my house but requested that I do not tell the courier that the package I am giving them has a battery in it as the courier will not pick up the package. I am wondering if by lying to DHL the courier company about the battery, is EGL breaking any laws and could I possibly get into any trouble from this?
VIC iPad Accidentally Sent to Me in the Mail
- Thread starter Cal McCrimmon
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Do not lie. What happens if the battery explodes and van catches fire and the courier company comes after you for a false declaration?
Unlikely, but can happen.
Unlikely, but can happen.
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