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01-17-2008, 03:35 PM
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What is the best way to ship a very expensive item
Posted By: Joe_G.
I've used USPS Registered and insured for all my items approaching $1000 for a couple years with no issues until now. I'm currently waiting on an item that was sent Dec 27th (20 days ago). I'm requesting that the sender of the item issue a claim from where it was sent now that we are approaching 21 days (takes 3 weeks before a claim can be filed). I'm more than a bit concerned as the item is the nicest copy I've seen of a very rare card/cabinet. 
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