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May I ask what is in the box?

 

It's electronics. But I don't feel comfortable revealing any more info at this point before the dispute is settled. My apologies.

 

use a camcorder and have someone record you shipping the box out

 

What if I don't have a camcorder :-(

Does any shipping company do notary or sort of certify the contents of a package right on the spot before a package ships out? Fedex? UPS, etc?

 

Call UPS and ask, or go to a notary public

 

Perhaps one of those stores that collect mail and ship packages (like Mailboxes, Etc. or The UPS Store) would ship it for you and produce a packing list of the item(s) in the box.

A notary public won't be any help in proving what was in the box. Generally speaking, a notary's function is to act as an official witness to the identity of the person before them who is signing a document or taking an oath or any other activity where identity needs to be established. A notary doesn't verify the contents of a box or that someone's speedometer was broken.

 

I'd like to know what online store it is.

 

Rent or borrow a camcorder.