Wayne Culberson wrote:
> .... Now as the shipper, you are responsible for filling
>
>>the claim with your friendly postal employees. To say that is a royal pain
>>
>>
>>in the a## is to grossly understate the facts. The question becomes do you
>>
>>
>>just send the buyer a check for his $100 or do you waste 25 hours of your life
>>
>>
>>trying to get your claim settled. I'm not saying to not buy the insurance...
>>
,My 2 cents worth. Bill Barber
>
>As the buyer, I never buy insurance on epay items. I'm certainly not rich,
>but I don't need to insure items worth $100. Do you even need it for $500?
>But from a sellers point of view, it makes sense, since the buyer is paying,
>and since it avoids the fraud of their claiming they didn't get the item.
>
After one round with the USPS, which I didn't even bother to finish once
I saw where it was going, I don't think their insurance is worth much of
anything. I've been using delivery confirmation. That way I forstall the
buyer claiming non receipt, so I'm only betting on the PS getting it
there eventually in one piece. It's worked fine so far.
Moose
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