shipping cue ups .

ericdraven

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what do yall usually pay?? either im old or prices are jacked up . cost over 100 bucks to ship cue out today .
 
Well what ever USPS service you choose, Priority or Expesss.

Buy insurance to protect you, full value.

Postal Service is not perfect, they loose, or damages packages daily.

Butter to buy insurance, and have no problems. Than to find out you package was lost, stolen, or destroyed. CYA
 
Well what ever USPS service you choose, Priority or Expesss.

Buy insurance to protect you, full value.

Postal Service is not perfect, they loose, or damages packages daily.

Butter to buy insurance, and have no problems. Than to find out you package was lost, stolen, or destroyed. CYA
Good luck with USPS and insurance payouts. You'll never get what it was actually worth(they pay based on 'actual value') and it can take forever. I never buy it. I pack the cue well and have never had an issue. Bubble-wrap the cue, put in a cardboard or pvc tube then into a triangular Priority box.
 
true , its insured for more then value and never had probs with ups. i use them because most people i deal with ask me too . it was ups store . piece of mind i reckon but damn prices seel to be jacked up , delivery comp and sig verfied . i havr not use usps in years
 
true , its insured for more then value and never had probs with ups. i use them because most people i deal with ask me too . it was ups store . piece of mind i reckon but damn prices seel to be jacked up , delivery comp and sig verfied . i havr not use usps in years
UPS stores are franchises and they can(and do) hit you with all sorts of charges. One time i was sending a cue to maker that lived in the country. UPStore wanted to charge me 'gravel road fee'. WTF??? I shit you not. I went to post office and mailed it Priority for half of what they wanted.
 
i bubble wrap cue , use reuse tube an get triangle box , but i got bad karma so insurance is something i need ,its really going to pick up whem paypal and you gotta pay taxes and only f and f is used option .
 
Good luck with USPS and insurance payouts. You'll never get what it was actually worth(they pay based on 'actual value') and it can take forever. I never buy it. I pack the cue well and have never had an issue. Bubble-wrap the cue, put in a cardboard or pvc tube then into a triangular Priority box.


Well I have never had but on claim with USPS under $100.00.

But I did have receipt, photos of item, and the process was better than a FEDX disaster.

Your advice about PVC, or Cardboard Tube is good.

Pack like item will go to war, as worker don’t much care.
 
what do yall usually pay?? either im old or prices are jacked up . cost over 100 bucks to ship cue out today .
You can check out third party shippers. I've been using for about the last year a company called Pirateship. I save quite a bit no matter what shipper I use whether it's UPS the post office or FedEx. I also like the idea that I can go to my account anytime and research past shipments in just a few seconds.
like a free bookkeeper.
What I like the most is how easy international is I just do everything on line. I have a package picked up and that's it. I am sure you can find some YouTube videos about Pirateship.
 
UPS is expensive. If you went to a UPS Store, it's even higher with their markup.

USPS Priority Mail is the best value
That's the same with the post office. If you go ship a package at the counter you pay a higher rate than if you do it online, maybe a lot higher rate. That includes flat rate shipping it's cheaper if you purchase your postage online.
 
Good luck with USPS and insurance payouts. You'll never get what it was actually worth(they pay based on 'actual value') and it can take forever. I never buy it. I pack the cue well and have never had an issue. Bubble-wrap the cue, put in a cardboard or pvc tube then into a triangular Priority box.
Postal insurance is worthless they do everything they can to not pay. The one time I did file a claim took nine months.
 
Good luck with USPS and insurance payouts. You'll never get what it was actually worth(they pay based on 'actual value') and it can take forever. I never buy it. I pack the cue well and have never had an issue. Bubble-wrap the cue, put in a cardboard or pvc tube then into a triangular Priority box.
They pay whatever you have proof of sale for, it doesn't matter what the actual value is. If you sell something, and have a PayPal receipt, you're getting paid that amount if you insured it
 
They pay whatever you have proof of sale for, it doesn't matter what the actual value is. If you sell something, and have a PayPal receipt, you're getting paid that amount if you insured it
I've never bought a cue that came with a receipt. I've never(knock on wood) had one issue shipping cues. Haven't sent that many but i've never had an issue. Lot of friends have filed claims and all were nightmares.
 
UPS….:Staples has UPS at real time fees. Office Depot also (I think)
PakMail will be 2-3x above UPS normal fees.
 
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I've never bought a cue that came with a receipt. I've never(knock on wood) had one issue shipping cues. Haven't sent that many but i've never had an issue. Lot of friends have filed claims and all were nightmares.
The seller had some kind of proof of payment from you, whether it's a canceled check or a PayPal payment. If he gave you the cue for free, then he would totally be out of luck
 
UPS stores are franchises and they can(and do) hit you with all sorts of charges. One time i was sending a cue to maker that lived in the country. UPStore wanted to charge me 'gravel road fee'. WTF??? I shit you not. I went to post office and mailed it Priority for half of what they wanted.
I got the $5.00 it’s up a hill and deep into the woods once.
 
One time i was sending a cue to maker that lived in the country. UPStore wanted to charge me 'gravel road fee'. WTF??? I shit you not. I went to post office and mailed it Priority for half of what they wanted.
I got the $5.00 fee for….it’s up a hill and deep into the woods. I should have tipped the guy $5.00 for the best line of manure I ever heard.
 
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any insurance claim from any company, there has to be some documented sort of proof of the cost of the damage amount.
also have to show they are the ones liable according to your agreement.
if you do things half ass you get half ass results.
 
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