Selling a box
 

Just an empty box. Should I open it?

How do I know it's really empty?

Hey Pandora, if you open it and let the empty out, it won't be original.

God I hope this doesn't last for 6 pages...

What if it's half empty?

Do I get a partial refund?

I was trying to sell an opened box but potential buyer insisted that I close it.

I am an optimist..it may be half-full....:D

Any chance you could turn it inside out just so we’d know it's empty?

If you clicked on this thread and you are disappointed it’s not more substantial, here is a variant of the Monty Hall paradox for your calculating pleasure

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features...-hall-problem/

Not sorry I clicked on this thread, I'll only be dissapointed if he opens the box.

How do I know that’s the original box?

:)

How do I know the air hasn't been Drewed by a fixie hipster?

-Kurt

Is it this one?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Campagnolo-...IAAOSweRJeFPDP

If this is the box, sign me up. I need a lunch pail.


-Kurt

Boxes have a model number of what used to be in it, so buyers can reassure themselves that that model is no longer in there. Therefore it has to be original.

Goodwill has a safe for sale without a combination. I'm trying to decide if I want to buy it. :foo:

Got a picture?

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...fb15620415.jpg
I'm not opening it. It's empty. Will be shipped flat to fit in envelope. May have to cut the sides to fit flat. If you want it shipped as a box, that will be extra, but shipping flat is the only way I can guarantee that the box is, in fact, empty

thanks, now we have a goal to achieve....i wonder if that can be boxed

is it a box or just a bunch of cardbord that has been folded such that it may be a box or may not? is it a box if it is never assembled?

to many unknowns and assumptions: is it cardboard, plastic, wood, steel, iron, bronze, tofu? more pictures please

I only see the front and top, how can I be sure it truly is a "box" ?