Sounds to me like you need to buy/build a better storage container.

Seriously, if they were dry after 3 weeks in your humi, you're doing something very wrong.

Only problem I ever had with a cbid shipment is one time my box got rekt by usps.

And no, not all of us take the celo off:P

bgz wrote:

Ordered a Palio cutter and a box of Raices cigars a month ago. The cutter showed up very dirty with a few substantial burrs on the blades. The cigars were stuck, and looked actually melted to the top of the box. Hoping that they would smoke well after several weeks of resting I found them to be devoid of flavor and basically ruined. After contact cbid on day one they said I could return. I said let's wait a few weeks and see if they come back. Well they didn't and now that I want to return they tell me they must be in their celaphane wrappers. Wow. Most of us don't rest cigars in their wrappers. Now I get no return so be aware. If your cigars come dry as a bone, return. Half of my last $500 order was dry as could be. Now the big question, why must they be in their wrappers.... It's so they can sell them again. Amazing, I'm don't with cbid..... ************ is a much better site and the cigars actually come in quality sealed bags with boveda humis.

gargar13 wrote:

Been around here over 10 years..........not one problem to date that hasn't been handled professionally and courteously...........and those have been damn few.

Whistlebritches wrote: