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Originally Posted by Tabe
Insurance protects the seller not the buyer. Refusing to buy insurance doesn't put the buyer on the hook for damage or loss. That's nonsense. It's the job of the seller to get the item to the buyer safely. Period. The buyer doesn't have to pay extra to make that happen. If insurance is purchased, who is still responsible for properly packaging the item since a claim will be rejected for improper packaging? The seller. If there's a problem, who makes the claim? The seller. Who collects if the claim is paid out? The seller. That's why the seller pays for insurance and the buyer has nothing to do with it.
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also its the seller that sets the terms...if the seller doesnt say 'delivery confirmation means no refunds' or whatever he really wants..he needs to be specifics....any vagueness the benefit goes to the buyer.....just like writing a contract...whoever writes the contract sets the terms but is also on the hook for any vagueness