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Kerry Raymond wrote:
> The possible risk is that the evil buyer receives the parcel but pretends
> they don't. They end up with the set and the $50. I would expect that your
> postal "losses" would increase if you offered self-insurance.
Yes, that thought had occurred to me too. Ray suggested using DC but my
situation is that I'm in Canada and sending Small Packet packages to the
US and overseas: I *cannot* buy insurance (or, to my knowlege, DC) on a
Small Packet.
Of course, I could just add a small self-insurance charge to my shipping
charges and not tell anyone about it, that wouldn't encourage evil
buyers to claim non-existent losses.
Kevin
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