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How to Send Insurance Quote via USPS

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In this video segment, a woman shares her experience with shipping a package, particularly when sending Christmas gifts. She had purchased insurance for her shipment, believing it would provide protection, but ended up frustrated. The woman had painted ceramic trees for her daughters, inspired by her mother's past ceramics work. Despite carefully preparing the shipment with shredded paper and bubble wrap, challenges arose after shipping. The segment emphasizes the importance of understanding whether shipping insurance is truly beneficial and suggests ways to avoid potential problems when sending packages.

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When should you insure a package with USPS?

Most packages will arrive at their destination as expected, but when a package doesnt arrive or arrives damaged, its helpful to have insurance in place, whether you have FedEx shipping insurance, UPS insurance, Route shipping insurance, or any other freight insurance carrier.

What does USPS insurance not cover?

Insurance is not available for items that are perishable, flammable, or too fragile to withstand normal handling in the mail. If you have insured an item online, you can mail it at a Post Office, hand it to your carrier, request free package pickup online, or drop it in a USPS collection box.

What does USPS insurance pay for?

Insurance provides coverage of up to $5,000 for merchandise that is lost, damaged, or with missing contents in the custody of the United States Postal Service. (Registered Mail with insurance has a liability limit of $50,000.) Customers can purchase insurance at a local Post Office or online.

How to get USPS insurance?

Go to .usps.com/insurance/online.htm for more information about online insurance. For insurance coverage of more than $500, you may purchase retail insurance at a Post Office. Retail insurance provides coverage up to $5,000 and may not be combined with online insurance.

Can I add insurance to USPS flat rate?

Up to $100 insurance coverage included in price of postage. Additional coverage may be purchased at any Post Office in increments up to $5,000.

Should you get USPS insurance?

Whether or not shipping insurance is worth the cost depends on your shipping volume and the value of your items. The chance of an average letter or package getting lost or damaged is relatively small. But if you are shipping a high volume of valuable items, then shipping insurance will likely pay for itself.

Is it worth it to get USPS insurance?

Overall, USPS insurance is a great way to protect your items while in transit, and the price is fair. The US Postal Service (USPS) provides package insurance that can provide peace of mind whether you are mailing something across the country or worldwide.

Is insurance included with USPS?

Most packages now qualify for free insurance*** up to $50 or $100 for Commercial Plus customers and thats with current Priority Mail rates staying the same.

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