Insured Post

Ash

Ash

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When delivering items to someone, do you make extra to make sure that the package is insured for the full value of the item? Or do you try to save money there by trusting the postal service?
 
I do not trust the Post Office, FedEx, UPS, all those lol Especially our Post Office. I'm not saying all are bad but they don't have the common courtesy they used to. We spend the extra money to insure the item & to ensure the person receives it. They've forged our signature for delivery before & that was even with the other person insuring to be sure WE received it. The postman didn't want to take the time to go down our driveway, wait for a signature, so they forged it & stuffed the package in our mailbox. We called the Post Office a few times to complain, but the Postmaster never got back to us.
 
I always go for tracking on my parcels I sent no matter if it is to a friend or a buyer online because if you don't you are not covered

added bonus you can see were the parcel is if you have to ring up and ask about it
 
ZandraJoi said:
I do not trust the Post Office, FedEx, UPS, all those lol Especially our Post Office. I'm not saying all are bad but they don't have the common courtesy they used to. We spend the extra money to insure the item & to ensure the person receives it. They've forged our signature for delivery before & that was even with the other person insuring to be sure WE received it. The postman didn't want to take the time to go down our driveway, wait for a signature, so they forged it & stuffed the package in our mailbox. We called the Post Office a few times to complain, but the Postmaster never got back to us.
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Was this after COVID or way before? It seems all the delivery companies now don't ask for signatures on delivery and they're using COVID as an excuse which is annoying.
 
Ash said:
Was this after COVID or way before? It seems all the delivery companies now don't ask for signatures on delivery and they're using COVID as an excuse which is annoying.
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This was before. I do agree that using this virus as an excuse to not do it is wrong & annoying.
 
It really depends on the value of product. You wouldn’t insure a 10 bucks piece for half the price, would you? But, if it was more than 100$, then it would make sense to make the investment for insurance. It would be cheaper than replacing it, using insurance cover on expensive goods
 
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