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Old 19-10-2004, 14:46   #10
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Re: Returning something back...Questions..

It's up to you how you return it, but can you afford to loose £200.00 ? It's probably going to cost a bit to post anyway, as it's heavier than a standard letter, so the added cost of Special Delivery is not a lot.

Can you afford the risk of not being able to proove the item has reached it's destination, so that you cannot proove the loss is with the vendor or post office.

If you have ever been anywhere near a royal mail sorting office you will understand the need to provide some protection to items. I don't think you need to be that over the Top though, a bit of bubble wrap could be sufficient.
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