posted on March 22, 2004 11:07:58 PM new
Hi. My question is this. What is the point of asking someone what their declared value is through this PO Box, one paragraph info supposed REAL company here?
Who owns this, or underwrites it? Stamps.com?
I send in a claim for something that I declared the value on it as 20.00.
Funny thing was buyer didnt pay for insurance, but I just had this gut feeling something was up with this buyer just by the way she was pushing it. (But that is beside the point.) It was brand new and actually sells for much more at the disney store. Well, of course I listed low to entice bidders - got the one bid deal and buyer said it showed up broken. So I put in my claim and they have the nerve to send me less than the declared value and decide they will pay what it when for at auction.
I dont think this is right. Should I send them the real value from the disney store of the item? I really dont get what the point of declaring a value is, if they just decide what they think the value is from the auction sale?
Isnt it kinda like if you sell a house lower than you wanted to, they still access the value at market rates, dont they?
posted on March 23, 2004 02:50:09 PM new So I put in my claim and they have the nerve to send me less than the declared value and decide they will pay what itwhen for at auction.
What it sold for is the value in this case. What Disney sells it for is a moot point as it has no bearing on what you sold it for.
I really dont get what the point ofdeclaring a value is, if they just decide what they think the value is from the auction sale?
The point is what did it sell for on your auction...that is the value for the item.
Re-elect Arthur Den Dragon
[ edited by trai on Mar 23, 2004 02:50 PM ]
