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Did you at least sign for it as DAMAGED?
Yes, it will take months to get a resolution.
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Was the shipment signed for as DAMAGED?
If the seller paid for the shipping and made the arrangements, I feel certain it is on THEM to file a freight claim.
Have you since messaged with them about this issue?
Quoted from Zplumb:I believe my initial post was referring to the cost for repairs.
Quoted from chubtoad13:If you need an amount for insurance, call HEP or another restoration service and ask for a quote.
You could tell the insurance company that the damage is equal to the amount paid. The game is essentially totaled and will most likely cost more than you paid to have a professional make it perfect
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Quoted from Zplumb:He has the same pics I’ve got on this thread
So then, how about before pics of the game?
Should be cut and dry if the before pics show no damage whatsoever?
While not Pinshipping related, it is shiping related. We recently had an issue with an LTL shipment, $13,000 item . Upon some investigation, the cost of insurance is really pennies on the dollar, specially with a 6,000 item. Here is a screen shot from my LTL booking system. $20.00 for $6000 of coverage.
Sorry, that is not even .01 per dollar, rather 0.003 per dollar.
So the big question is why NOT get insured shipments?
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