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01-17-2008, 11:33 AM
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What is the best way to ship a very expensive item
Posted By: Jeff Kennedy
You can go beyond the $25K limit that is stamped onto everything that you see pertaining to registered mail. They just figure that in most cases people don't send more then $25K worth of stuff through the mail. I was quoted the price of $38.75 for the first $25K then you start adding an additional $1.10 per $1K worth of coverage after that. Seems the best way to ship if you ask me. Correct me if I am wrong but with UPS, it won't be under lock and key like it will be if sent registered. 
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