Big Jilm 4 of a Kind Supporter Joined Nov 7, 2014 Messages 5,226 Reaction score 12,532 Location PNW Apr 7, 2017 #1 If USPS insures up to $50, do you guys insure $50 less if the value is >$50? Example: Chips are worth $400. Only insure for $350 because USPS still covers $50 insurance, correct??
If USPS insures up to $50, do you guys insure $50 less if the value is >$50? Example: Chips are worth $400. Only insure for $350 because USPS still covers $50 insurance, correct??
Blaster Flush Supporter Joined Nov 7, 2014 Messages 2,143 Reaction score 2,360 Location NY - Long Island Apr 7, 2017 #2 No, value of mdse.
links_slayer 4 of a Kind Joined Aug 24, 2013 Messages 5,567 Reaction score 8,482 Location Madison, WI Apr 7, 2017 #3 I've always done full value (when insuring for more than the included $50).
BGinGA Royal Flush Tourney Director Joined Oct 29, 2014 Messages 29,482 Reaction score 51,744 Location Atlanta Apr 7, 2017 #4 Big Jilm said: Example: Chips are worth $400. Only insure for $350 because USPS still covers $50 insurance, correct?? Click to expand... not correct. They will insure only for what is declared. If you insure for $400, you are essentially paying for $350 worth of insurance but getting $400 -- because they cover the first $50.
Big Jilm said: Example: Chips are worth $400. Only insure for $350 because USPS still covers $50 insurance, correct?? Click to expand... not correct. They will insure only for what is declared. If you insure for $400, you are essentially paying for $350 worth of insurance but getting $400 -- because they cover the first $50.
OP OP Big Jilm 4 of a Kind Supporter Joined Nov 7, 2014 Messages 5,226 Reaction score 12,532 Location PNW Apr 7, 2017 #5 thx
tjohnsonnpu Sitting Out Joined Jun 7, 2017 Messages 17 Reaction score 1 Location Alaska Jun 7, 2017 #6 BGinGA said: not correct. They will insure only for what is declared. If you insure for $400, you are essentially paying for $350 worth of insurance but getting $400 -- because they cover the first $50. Click to expand... sounds right to me
BGinGA said: not correct. They will insure only for what is declared. If you insure for $400, you are essentially paying for $350 worth of insurance but getting $400 -- because they cover the first $50. Click to expand... sounds right to me