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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;The_Cave_Troll, post: 128600, member: 1674&quot;]It will cover it.&nbsp; When you file your Paypal complaint one of the questions that will be asked is &quot;Did you receive a package? (Even of the package was empty.)&quot;&nbsp; Just answer that question honestly.&nbsp; Paypal tends to side with the buyer so you should get your money back eventually.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Now about the advice you&#039;ve received from some of the others here, I think you need to disregard some of it.&nbsp; You have heard from some people who think that just because a seller offers insurance that that fact absolves the seller of any responsibility for the safe arrival of the package if insurance isn&#039;t selected.&nbsp; It has been my experience that that isn&#039;t the whole truth.&nbsp; The seller of an item is responsible for the safe arrival of that item at the purchaser&#039;s address according to Paypal.&nbsp; If it doesn&#039;t arrive safely the sender is at fault, regardless of how well it was packed or whether insurance was purchased.&nbsp; I&#039;m an eBay power-seller, I know this from experience.&nbsp; I offer insuance on all my auctions and when a buyer refuses it, I have to weigh the value of the package and my ability to replace or refund a package that the PO fails to safely deliver; sometimes I buy the insurance and sometimes I don&#039;t.&nbsp; I mailed roughly 10,000 packages in the last 18 months and two buyers claimed non-receipt.&nbsp; Neither had purchased insurance, but I was on the hook for replacement or refund according to Paypal.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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