Whenever I ship something really valuable via UPS, I take pictures of
the item, both before and after packing, and I mail them to myself as
postcards. It's cheap insurance.
You must also take care to use a new, properly taped box and adequate
impact-absorbing material: UPS and other carriers l
The only way to get any satisfaction out of UPS is to file a claim against
them in small claims court. With the proper photos and testimony via a
notarized letter from the seller that the item was 100% when it was shipped,
you will
win a judgement nearly every time. Many times, UPS will pay up
iscussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service'
Subject: [AMRadio] To ship or not to ship
I am thinking seriously about selling my Valiant and NC-183 and wonder if I
should take a chance on shipping either or both? The Valiant is very heavy
as you all know and the NC-183 is no light weight. If I
Todd...
Thank you very much. I actually had not thought of that, you are absolutely
right.
Thanks,
Rick/K5IAR
Rick -
If you do decide to ship, I'd strongly recommend you wait now until
*after* the holiday rush, maybe mid-January to be safe. This is the
absolute worst time of year for damage,
Thanks for the replies and suggestions. I have to decide on a price and such
before I go any further. It sounds like it will be feasible to ship.
Rick/K5IAR
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On Nov 25, 2007 9:30 PM, Rick Brashear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am thinking seriously about selling my Valiant and NC-183 and wonder if I
> should take a chance on shipping either or both? The Valiant is very heavy
> as you all know and the NC-183 is no light weight. If I don't agree to shi
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2007 8:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [AMRadio] To ship
or not to ship
The Valiant will probably
bring a good price even if the
buyer has to drive
to Alaska. The NC-18
It doesnt matter if its by oxcart; if its not packed by THEIR rules you lose
Carl
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My post was refering to USPS and Greyhound Express...
Not FedX or UPS
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Subject: Re: [AMRadio] To ship or not to ship
Hi Rick,
Over the past few weeks I have shipped a lot
t: Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:30 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] To ship or not to ship
I am thinking seriously about selling my Valiant and NC-183 and wonder if I
should take a chance on shipping either or both? The Valiant is very heavy
as you all know and the NC-183 is no light weight. If I don't
sion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service'"
Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:30 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] To ship or not to ship
I am thinking seriously about selling my Valiant and NC-183 and wonder if I
should take a chance on shipping either or both? The Valiant is very heavy
as you all know
I am thinking seriously about selling my Valiant and NC-183 and wonder if I
should take a chance on shipping either or both? The Valiant is very heavy
as you all know and the NC-183 is no light weight. If I don't agree to ship
it will certainly limit the possibility of selling them. What do ya'l
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