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03-16-2010, 07:40 PM
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Canadian point of view
I don't know how the U.S. Postal system works, so I'll show how damaged deliveries are dealt with in the Canadian system. I once received a bubble mailer that was ripped wide open, missing one PSA slabbed card, the other shattered. What Canada Post does is still deliver the package to it's destination, but they put the bubble mailer in a clear bag, taped shut, stating it was damaged in transit. They would never deliver a heavily damaged envelope by itself. By showing the seller the Canadian Post forms that came with my damaged delivery, it showed neither party was at fault and we agreed to split the cost. Do they bag damaged deliveries like this in the States?
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