Hi does anyone know how much postage is to the USA FOR A RECORD VALUED AT £200,

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP

BEARSY

hurry up

I regularly send £50 records to the States, not many of higher value, I send them airsure, costs about £7. I'd guess additional compensation is around £2.50 up to £500.

I regularly send £50 records to the States, not many of higher value, I send them airsure, costs about £7. I'd guess additional compensation is around £2.50 up to £500.

thanks Pete, am going to quote £10 but didnt want to get it wrong and be accused of taking the piss as plenty do

Impatient little fooker.

Try this.

https://sg.royalmail.com/portal/rm/PriceFinder?catId=23500532&gear=pricingcalc&campaignid=pricefinder_redirect

Impatient little fooker.

Try this.

https://sg.royalmail....finder_redirect

too late now fook off

Go with airsure,good service,comp up to 500 will cost you £11,with del confirmation

yes about a tenner.

but I am having 2nd thoughts abotu this service. Although a parcel of mine has never gone missing i've read recently they only pay out compensation to the amount you yourself paid for the item not what you sold it for. And you also need proof of what it cost you.

This proof of purchaes value could prove quite difficult to get in a lot of cases.

Has anybody used the claim facility and been successful i'd liek t know if the above is true.

yes about a tenner.

but I am having 2nd thoughts abotu this service. Although a parcel of mine has never gone missing i've read recently they only pay out compensation to the amount you yourself paid for the item not what you sold it for. And you also need proof of what it cost you.

This proof of purchaes value could prove quite difficult to get in a lot of cases.

Has anybody used the claim facility and been successful i'd liek t know if the above is true.

You sure thats right,if so it would render the insurance bit useless

You sure thats right,if so it would render the insurance bit useless

fairly sure yes.

i've started another thread asking i anybody has ever had to claim. I'm sure there will be ways to claim successfully if required but i've certainly read what I wrote. I found it via it google search on the topic and the royal mail website suggests this is the case as well but doesn't go into full detail.

fairly sure yes.

i've started another thread asking i anybody has ever had to claim. I'm sure there will be ways to claim successfully if required but i've certainly read what I wrote. I found it via it google search on the topic and the royal mail website suggests this is the case as well but doesn't go into full detail.

would it make a difference if you declared the true value on the customs slip ?

see section 2 the box on the right. It asks for original receipt for proof of value

ftp://ftp.royalmail.com/Downloads/public/ctf/rm/Inland_P58_form_English.pdf

would it make a difference if you declared the true value on the customs slip ?

not sure I think it is insured for the price you bought it for not the price you sold it for.

i'm no expert and i've never had to do it but i'd be very wary you are getting the cover you think you are.

not sure I think it is insured for the price you bought it for not the price you sold it for.

i'm no expert and i've never had to do it but i'd be very wary you are getting the cover you think you are.

just had a quick look,will the consequantl loss in section 8 not cover it ?

just had a quick look,will the consequantl loss in section 8 not cover it ?

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Edited April 3, 201114 yr by dylan

just had a quick look,will the consequantl loss in section 8 not cover it ?

it would if you had proof of what you paid. Thast the tricky bit.