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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Louie_Two_Bits, post: 853459, member: 17748&quot;]I hear yuh, frustrating to say the least. I&#039;m assuming from you saying that you got a great price on the 1oz silver bar, that you probably paid spot or below spot...and why would someone spend about $5 shipping/delivery confirmation/insurance on a $15-$18 item? </p><p><br /></p><p>I for one typically won&#039;t buy insurance on anything less than $50-$60. From what I&#039;ve heard, trying to get $ from the post office via an insurance claim takes a lot of time and effort...time and effort that I dont see being worth it for anything less than the amount I stated.</p><p><br /></p><p>But unfortunately, the post office is right, if you don&#039;t purchase insurance, there&#039;s nothing that can be done by them in regards to reimbursement. Delivery confirmation just means that the item went out on the scheduled delivery route with the postal carrier, and that the postal carrier placed the item in a mailbox for pickup...it doesnt mean that they confirmed delivery to the recipient; that&#039;s signature confirmation. So the postal carrier could&#039;ve accidentally put it in one of youre neighbors boxes or someone could&#039;ve stole the item from your box. But from the post offices perspective, the item was delivered. But I wouldn&#039;t even deal with the post office for this, just file a claim with ebay...ebay will eat the bill on this one...you get your money and seller doesn&#039;t lose out on the sale either.</p><p><br /></p><p>But you&#039;re right, it&#039;s frustrating because although you get your $$ back, you&#039;re still out a great item at a great price.</p><p><br /></p><p>-LTB[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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