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Originally Posted by coderitr I feel your pain, Diya. I hate those things too. The only way to open those things is to cut them and then what do you do if you want to return the product?
The leftover aircraft carrier tie-down cables that they use in every toy package drive my insane. I have found, however that toenail clippers are surprisingly good at cutting through those.
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Hiya honeybunches!
Yeah, get this. So we get a Virgin Mobile phone for work, right? It's pay-as-you-go... but we need it to see if their network is capable of plotting emergency calls properly, right? So we get the cheapest phone and I completely destroy the packaging in the process of getting it out. Well, it turns out, that phone sucks. Never plots. So we call customer service all, "Hey, why does your manual say this works when it so clearly doesn't?" Them: "Uh.... we'll call you back." (Of course, they haven't) So in the meantime, we can't return the other phone.

We had to go buy the more expensive phone... the packaging of which I only MOSTLY destroyed this time. And I'm trying to keep all the junk in it... like the manual, terms of service, etc.... so it's extra dangerous. RRRRAR! Luckily, there's another, less sharp clamshell inside the super dangerous clamshell.... Hopefully I can just use that.
But isn't that crappy? We can terminate service, but we're stuck with this crappy phone.

Maybe we can donate it to someone.... but that may be unlikely considering our non-profit status (more rules than you can imagine concerning where our old & used stuff goes). Just....
