I sent a package Tuesday via priority mail using the Bonanza labels. There was an option for insurance at additional cost. I thought insurance was free with priority. I did not check the box because I did not want charged more. But has something changed that I do not know about?
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Tortuga Reputation: 160 See Tortuga's booth |
Insurance on Priority Mail up to $50 declared item value is free. If your declared value exceeds that, then there is an extra charge.
For Priority Mail Express, I think the first $100 in declared value comes with free insurance.
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tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
Best way that I have found to handle shipping is to open an account with the carrier ( USPS, FedEx, UPS, DHL ) and when you ship an item, purchase the label directly from the carrier’s website. Bonanza charges for insurance on Priority Mail ( which is free for the first $50 of declared value ) and also charges a fee for purchasing the label through Bonanza.
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XTruckParts Reputation: 21 See XTruckParts' booth |
If you have any question regrading about insurance read [URL removed] timeline.
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gazoobajp Reputation: 14 |
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