Best Way to Ship Envelope with Insurance?

I want to ship an item in an envelope to someone and get paid via paypal. What extra services should I purchase in case the other person files a paypal complaint or chargeback? Like certified mail or what form of information would paypal accept?

if you're really worried just get delivery confirmation and you get a tracking number

[quote6f17267bf9="geej86"]if you're really worried just get delivery confirmation and you get a tracking number[/quote6f17267bf9]
delivery confirmation doesnt give you a tracking number it give you a delivery confirmation # and it does just as the name says, confirms delivery ive had problems with it with ppl and disputes.


if i were youi would just ship via usps express with the flat rate envelope, its costs 14.95 but it comes with free $100 insurance, and tracking if you purchase your postage online through usps.com i dont thinkg yoiu get the free tracking if you purchase in a post office but you still get the insurance and it is delivered next day if you get it to the PO by 3pm.

[quote9cc8543738="mr_black"][quote9cc8543738="geej86"]if you're really worried just get delivery confirmation and you get a tracking number[/quote9cc8543738]
delivery confirmation doesnt give you a tracking number it give you a delivery confirmation # and it does just as the name says, confirms delivery ive had problems with it with ppl and disputes.


if i were youi would just ship via usps express with the flat rate envelope, its costs [b9cc8543738]14.95[/b9cc8543738] but it comes with free $100 insurance, and tracking if you purchase your postage online through usps.com i dont thinkg yoiu get the free tracking if you purchase in a post office but you still get the insurance and it is delivered next day if you get it to the PO by 3pm.[/quote9cc8543738]
!?!?!!? Just yesterday I went to the postoffice to mail something and I used a flat rate envelope. It cost me $4.xx and i payed for delivery confirmation and the [b9cc8543738][i9cc8543738]total[/i9cc8543738][/b9cc8543738] cost was $4.48 .....

Would certified mail and return receipt work in a paypal dispute?

[quotedd1548c903="cwncool"][quotedd1548c903="mr_black"][quotedd1548c903="geej86"]if you're really worried just get delivery confirmation and you get a tracking number[/quotedd1548c903]
delivery confirmation doesnt give you a tracking number it give you a delivery confirmation # and it does just as the name says, confirms delivery ive had problems with it with ppl and disputes.


if i were youi would just ship via usps express with the flat rate envelope, its costs [bdd1548c903]14.95[/bdd1548c903] but it comes with free $100 insurance, and tracking if you purchase your postage online through usps.com i dont thinkg yoiu get the free tracking if you purchase in a post office but you still get the insurance and it is delivered next day if you get it to the PO by 3pm.[/quotedd1548c903]
!?!?!!? Just yesterday I went to the postoffice to mail something and I used a flat rate envelope. It cost me $4.xx and i payed for delivery confirmation and the [bdd1548c903][idd1548c903]total[/idd1548c903][/bdd1548c903] cost was $4.48 .....[/quotedd1548c903]
You shipped Priority Mail, mr_black was talking about Express Mail, which is their overnight service.

If you're really paranoid, just mail it certified. Not sure if you can send Priority + Certified or not. I just ship such things Priority + Signature Confirmation, which requires signature of recipient. Despite its name, Delivery Confirmation only gets you proof the item reached the destination delivery point (i.e. post office and/or mail carrier's bag) it doesn't confirm delivery to the recipient address like Signature Confirmation does.

If you pay and print your shipping label online, Priority + Signature Confirmation will cost like $5.85 or thereabouts.

You could also add a Return Receipt if you were particularly worried. But I think for PayPal's purposes, a Signature Confirmation receipt (which includes the DC tracking number) would suffice.

[quote2779ad078d="dmorris68"][quote2779ad078d="cwncool"][quote2779ad078d="mr_black"][quote2779ad078d="geej86"]if you're really worried just get delivery confirmation and you get a tracking number[/quote2779ad078d]
delivery confirmation doesnt give you a tracking number it give you a delivery confirmation # and it does just as the name says, confirms delivery ive had problems with it with ppl and disputes.


if i were youi would just ship via usps express with the flat rate envelope, its costs [b2779ad078d]14.95[/b2779ad078d] but it comes with free $100 insurance, and tracking if you purchase your postage online through usps.com i dont thinkg yoiu get the free tracking if you purchase in a post office but you still get the insurance and it is delivered next day if you get it to the PO by 3pm.[/quote2779ad078d]
!?!?!!? Just yesterday I went to the postoffice to mail something and I used a flat rate envelope. It cost me $4.xx and i payed for delivery confirmation and the [b2779ad078d][i2779ad078d]total[/i2779ad078d][/b2779ad078d] cost was $4.48 .....[/quote2779ad078d]
You shipped Priority Mail, mr_black was talking about Express Mail, which is their overnight service.

If you're really paranoid, just mail it certified. Not sure if you can send Priority + Certified or not. I just ship such things Priority + Signature Confirmation, which requires signature of recipient. Despite its name, Delivery Confirmation only gets you proof the item reached the destination delivery point (i.e. post office and/or mail carrier's bag) it doesn't confirm delivery to the recipient address like Signature Confirmation does.

If you pay and print your shipping label online, Priority + Signature Confirmation will cost like $5.85 or thereabouts.

You could also add a Return Receipt if you were particularly worried. But I think for PayPal's purposes, a Signature Confirmation receipt (which includes the DC tracking number) would suffice.[/quote2779ad078d]

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