The sender is always the insured party

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In Reply to: Who Does USPS Notify When it Settles a Claim? posted by Aeolian65 on April 2, 2014 at 09:31:40:

Ethics is what would prevent the seller from pocketing the payment of the USPS claim. So, buyers should be careful to deal only with reputable sellers.

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Topic - Who Does USPS Notify When it Settles a Claim? - Aeolian65 09:31:40 04/02/14 (3)

The sender is always the insured party - Jay Buridan 10:44:04 04/02/14 (2)

RE: The sender is always the insured party - Aeolian65 11:05:56 04/02/14 (1)

Unfortunately, that is pretty much true... - David S. 15:09:13 04/02/14 (0)

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The sender is always the insured party - Jay Buridan 10:44:04 04/02/14 (2)

RE: The sender is always the insured party - Aeolian65 11:05:56 04/02/14 (1)

Unfortunately, that is pretty much true... - David S. 15:09:13 04/02/14 (0)

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