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I nned an opinion here.
recently I had a customer come in with a rather large order, but he wants them shipped. They will be completely framed and with glass in them going off to Ohio.
I say insuring them is a waist of money, but I don't dare not to
Let me explasin briefly why I say this. It was explained to me by the post office once that I could purchase as much insurance as I want to, but in the end it would be a subjective claim.
I might think the article is worth a 1000 but they might think its worth only $50 and it would be up to me to go to court and fight the battle. So I send a piece all the way across the USA and have it insured for $1000 and it arrives broke and get $50 plus court costs amd loss of time..several years. to fight it..If I win I get the insured value, but look at the aggaravation it may have caused over the 2 years of getting it into court.
So whats the pint is my question?
Am I right or wrong on this issue?
recently I had a customer come in with a rather large order, but he wants them shipped. They will be completely framed and with glass in them going off to Ohio.
I say insuring them is a waist of money, but I don't dare not to
Let me explasin briefly why I say this. It was explained to me by the post office once that I could purchase as much insurance as I want to, but in the end it would be a subjective claim.
I might think the article is worth a 1000 but they might think its worth only $50 and it would be up to me to go to court and fight the battle. So I send a piece all the way across the USA and have it insured for $1000 and it arrives broke and get $50 plus court costs amd loss of time..several years. to fight it..If I win I get the insured value, but look at the aggaravation it may have caused over the 2 years of getting it into court.
So whats the pint is my question?
Am I right or wrong on this issue?