Glen wrote:

How do you know if the re-boxing charges are legit?  There is no proof, you
have to take their word for it, what do you do? I know switch vendors.  I
would at least like to see a picture of the boxes and for all I know it may
be the vendors fault for how they are storing them. Any suggestions?

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For starters, an image of the old/original container, in its most recent
location, would be a good way to start the assessment of need.

You are quite right that vendor actions and facility conditions may
contribute greatly to undo wear and tear on containers.
 
Tod Chernikoff, CRM, IGP, CIP
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