@lyndal1838 wrote:

Digi, I am sure you have seen the threads on the boards recently saying how hard it is these days to get P to accept responsibility for broken items.

 

 


Too many, sadly, but if people are aware of what the policy is, they have more chance of complying with it (and being able to dispute a decision for no compo if necessary). By which I mean if they're sending an expensive, fragile item, better to have the insurance than not (and package it to withstand the apocalypse Smiley LOL ).