In a message dated 2/21/2008 12:53:51 PM Central Standard Time,
ftog@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
My son sold a computer to someone in Ireland on the Bay before
Christmas for around 900 jobbies, but insured for only 150.
I would that say whoever made the decision to only insure it for $150 should
suck up the difference between the true value and the insured value. I am
assuming the item was well packed by your son. I suspect the buyer had
encouraged a stated value less than true value to avoid VAT. If that is the
case,
even though your son was a coconspirator, I'd say it was the buyers choice
and therefore his responsibility. My 2 cents worth Bill Barber
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