Great post, and as I said insurance is cheaper then digging into your wallet.
Not if you ship packages all the time and they rarely get lost. Insurance is a service that makes money. By definition, the insurance companies get far the best of it.
Great post, and as I said insurance is cheaper then digging into your wallet.
And that's why big companies self insure for a lot of things.... Insurance is a service that makes money. By definition, the insurance companies get far the best of it.
"Free On Board (FOB) is a shipment term used to indicate whether the seller or the buyer is liable for goods that are damaged or destroyed during shipping. 'FOB shipping point' or 'FOB origin' means the buyer is at risk and takes ownership of goods once the seller ships the product."
Not if you ship packages all the time and they rarely get lost. Insurance is a service that makes money. By definition, the insurance companies get far the best of it.
I didn't Talley it up but it seamed split IIRC. That's why I put it to a poll.
Thanks!!
Right
I think for the community to give an accurate answer, we would have to see the exact wording of both buyer and seller when making the agreement.
Here is the way I see it...
1. Ins is always on the person doing the selling... (Not the buyer)
2. Do the refund to the buyer... (tell him if the item does get delivered
then to contact you so it can get returned at YOUR expense)
3. Do not get nasty or mad at the customer cause they want a refund
(rule of thumb is alway be nice... it goes a long way!! & will always come
back in your favor)