Many large independent retail stores have a shrink wrap machine. Make some calls in your area. The last two large independent computer retailers I worked with both had the necessary equipment.
I knew someone was going to ask why.the real question is why you want to make it look like it hasn't been opened? Did you open a gift early and are afraid of getting caught?
Thanks for the suggestion! I will call around.Many large independent retail stores have a shrink wrap machine. Make some calls in your area. The last two large independent computer retailers I worked with both had the necessary equipment.
I think that is great. I love doing things like this at Christmas. One year my ex gf's son was getting his first cell phone. He knew we were ordering it (using a corporate discount) and every day he'd come home from school "is it here yet?"I knew someone was going to ask why.![]()
It's a long story.
Short version: My family plays a gift game every year at Christmas. Quite a few years ago someone put a really crummy gift in the game. Every year since then, whoever got that gift brings it back and gives it to someone else. Due to the nature of our gift game we can trade gifts when they have been unwrapped, so we have to disguise this ugly thing to trick someone into taking it. (e.g. a few years ago it was sewn into a stuffed animal, last year a photo of the gift was hidden in a box of chocolates)