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    Received a package with nothing in it???




    It should of had a Leon Washington Elite Auto totc. What should I do, It looks like someone ran it over and the side was ripped out. The postal service left a message on it. What are my options if there are any. The seller never offered insurance.

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    honestly if u filed a paypal claim and used those scans, you would win a refund. i guess i would message the seller and see what they say. if they dont offer any type of refund you are hapyp with, id file the claim.

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    My LT card that I just got in today was ran over too. Not anywhere close to what your package looks like though.

    A claim, if filed, will get your money back for sure.

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    Good luck with your claim Trimp, That sucks.

    My dad works for the PO and I give him crap all the time. :)

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    Thanks for the concerns fellows, I want to file a claim but It really isn't the sellers fault. He didn't offer insurance but what ever the USPS did to the package is just terrible. I know how the employees get away with carelessness because I have a State job also and they only expect the bare minimum.

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    I wouldnt file a claim...the seller sent the package out and it's no ones fault but the post office. I'd just take the loss. Maybe ask him to split half the cost with you?

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    That sucks man, PO is gonna say "tough luck" since it didnt have insurance :(

    I'd try and work something out with the seller and if not see what paypal can do for you.

    -Russ

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    This is why I always ask the sellers to tape the sides of the package before sending out high value cards. Can't trust the post office to do their jobs anymore...

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    I wouldnt file a claim...the seller sent the package out and it's no ones fault but the post office. I'd just take the loss. Maybe ask him to split half the cost with you?

    I agree but all sellers should at least offer insurance. I emailed the seller, described everything and I will see where it goes from there. I really don't think I will file a claim through pay pal unless the seller is ignorant.

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    That sucks man, PO is gonna say "tough luck" since it didnt have insurance :(

    I'd try and work something out with the seller and if not see what paypal can do for you.

    -Russ

    This never happens to anything with Insurance on it... they actually have to be careful with those. It's a small percentage of anything that gets damaged, but that small percentage is still too large in my opinion. THey need to find some way to better protect NON-Machinable mail.
    -Rob

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