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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tom B, post: 1500744, member: 11854&quot;]Well, we are getting pretty far afield here, but I will address these points.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>If one chooses to use the USPS insurance <i>option </i> then one is <i>agreeing to the terms of the insurance </i> that they purchase.&nbsp; Those terms can be found on the USPS site and they are pretty clear as to insurance payout.&nbsp; If one does not like the terms, then one does not have to use the <i>option. </i>&nbsp; You can wholeheartedly disagree with the policy all you want and can say it&#039;s none of the business of the USPS, but you also aren&#039;t forced to use the <i>option </i> of insurance.&nbsp; One may notice that I keep on putting the word <i>option </i> in italics and that is done to make the point that no one is forced to use or to pay for this USPS service.&nbsp; It is voluntary and one accepts the terms of service when they fill out the paperwork and pay their funds.&nbsp; There are many other ways to ship and/or insure items in transit, so no one should feel compelled to stick with one set of choices.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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