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Old 19-10-2004, 15:14   #31
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Re: Returning something back...Questions..

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Originally Posted by bbwannabe
and that £7 is the special delivery as well as insurance cover?
EDIT: its just that i figured the cover would be in the regions of hundreds because of the price of the good. But i guess theres no point sending it back and getting nothing in return lol. £7 just seems rather low.
The price of Special Delivery includes the insurance premiums. It may appear low, but then looks at how the costs of postage do ramp up from simple standard letter or parcel post, through recorded delivery to the Special Delevery. Each has its own merits, but overall the royal mail can keep costs effective due to the vast amounts of stuff they do shift, and realistically the proportionately limited number of claims that are made.
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