Delivery Insurance - Why Didn't I?

[ratbane]

Prime example. Yesterday posted a lovely Hope XC4 Front system. By the time it arrived at the buyers address it had developed damage, which can only be due to some Bunter sitting on it in transit.

Non insured. £40 down the pan, and bad karma betwixt seller/buyer. Although I will be splitting and selling the lever separately when I get it back.

Only serviced 3 weeks ago too.

Fuming. :evil:

 

[Easy_Rider]

You can still claim up to 39 pounds can't you?

 

[ratbane]

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You can still claim up to 39 pounds can't you?

Can you? With 1st class post?

 

[Easy_Rider]

Re: .....

You can still claim up to 39 pounds can't you?

Can you? With 1st class post?

I'm sure you can, when i send things first class they always ask if its worth more than 39pounds. Look into it

 

[cyfa2809]

yeah i think easy rider is right, then after the £39 you pay the extra for insurance

 

[Lysander]

Aye, I think there's a basic coverage of £36 on foist class-

http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/cont ... d=80300748

As long as ye kept the receipt thang from the post office.

 

[Pickle]

Yes, I claimed years ago when an item was lost in the post.

 

[BarneyRubble]

+3 - def insured up to £39 with 1st and 2nd class.

 

[stew-b]

+3 - def insured up to £39 with 1st and 2nd class.

with postage reciept.................

 

[BarneyRubble]

Indeed a receipt is essential for any claim.