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07-06-2006, 04:16 PM
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Shipping standards on B/S/T
Posted By: joe
I include delivery confirmation and let the buyer know if he wants insurance just add to the total shipping cost. If they don't and item is lost or damaged the buyer had the chance to buy insurance so it would be his loss. I do the same for EBAY unless it is a really a low amount. 5-10 dollar cards usually are not insured, although I have had buyers insure items for 10 dollars or less. 
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