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When shipping items, it's always a good idea to insure them in case they get lost or damaged. eBay offers ShipCover insurance when you buy and print USPS labels on their site. This insurance covers items shipped to most countries, though there are some exclusions. You can purchase additional liability coverage from USPS for up to $5,000 in indemnity protection against loss or damage. To do this, go to the Additional options section when printing your shipping label, select ShipCover Insurance, enter the amount of coverage needed, and agree to the terms and conditions. You will then receive an email confirming your shipment is insured, along with your insurance policy number.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Shipping insurance options | USPS, ShipCover, UPS, and FedEx |
| USPS Priority Mail and Ground Advantage coverage | Up to $100 for damaged or lost packages |
| Additional USPS liability coverage | Up to $5,000 in indemnity for loss or damage |
| USPS Priority Mail International or Priority Mail Express International coverage | Up to $200 for items |
| FedEx Ground Economy coverage | Up to $100 plus transportation costs |
| Items excluded from ShipCover insurance | Coins, bullion, loose diamonds or stones, stocks, bonds, currency, deeds, evidences of debt, travelers checks, money orders, gift certificates, gift cards, calling cards, lottery tickets, admission tickets, or any other negotiable documents |
| ShipCover insurance exclusions | Merchandise shipped on consignment, memorandum, or approval; Plasma televisions or monitors; Insufficient, incorrect, or non-compliant packaging; Descriptive labels or packaging |
| ShipCover insurance terms | Purchase insurance by agreeing to terms and conditions; No coverage for excluded items or failure to comply with terms |
| USPS postal zones | Look up zones on eBay website |
| Weight limits and maximum package size | Up to 70 lbs; Up to 20 lbs and 0.5 cubic feet volume for Priority Mail Express |
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What You'll Learn
- USPS Priority Mail and Ground Advantage automatically cover packages up to $100
- Additional liability coverage can be purchased up to $5,000
- International shipping is automatically covered up to $200
- ShipCover Insurance is available when buying and printing USPS labels on eBay
- Claims are processed in days, not weeks
USPS Priority Mail and Ground Advantage automatically cover packages up to $100
When shipping items on eBay, you can purchase shipping insurance to give you peace of mind in case your item is lost or damaged in transit. USPS Priority Mail and Ground Advantage automatically include insurance coverage of up to $100 for items that are lost or damaged. This means that if your item is lost or damaged during shipping, you can claim up to $100 in indemnity to compensate for the loss or damage. This automatic coverage is included in the price of Priority Mail and Ground Advantage services.
If you require additional insurance coverage for your package, you can purchase it separately. USPS offers the option to buy additional liability coverage of up to $5,000 in indemnity. This extra coverage can be purchased when you buy your shipping label. The insurance fees for this additional coverage are based on the item's declared value, which cannot exceed the price of the item.
It's important to note that the insurance coverage only applies to the actual value of the mail contents. Therefore, when purchasing additional coverage, you should consider the value of the item you are shipping. Additionally, keep in mind that there are certain requirements to qualify for the included insurance in Priority Mail and Ground Advantage services. For instance, domestic shipments must have a valid USPS Tracking barcode.
To purchase additional insurance coverage for your eBay shipment, you can follow these steps: Go to "Orders" in "My eBay" or "Seller Hub" and choose the item you want to ship. Select "Print shipping label" and then select "Additional liability coverage" in the "Additional options" section. Choose "ShipCover Insurance" and enter the amount of coverage needed if it isn't pre-filled. The shipping cost section will display the insurance cost. After reading and agreeing to the terms of coverage, select "Purchase shipping label." You will receive a confirmation email with your insurance policy number.
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Additional liability coverage can be purchased up to $5,000
When you buy and print USPS labels on eBay, you have the option to select additional liability coverage up to $5,000. This additional coverage is available for purchase with your shipping label and offers protection against loss or damage. The insurance fees are based on the item's declared value, which cannot exceed the price of the item.
To add this coverage to your USPS label, go to Orders in My eBay or Orders awaiting shipment in the Seller Hub. Choose the item you want to ship and select "Print shipping label". In the Additional options section, select "Additional liability coverage". Then, select "ShipCover Insurance" and enter the amount of coverage you need. The shipping cost section will display the insurance cost. Review the terms of coverage, and select "Purchase shipping label".
You will receive an email confirmation that your shipment is insured, along with your insurance policy number. eBay has partnered with Parcel Insurance Plan (PIP) to process ShipCover insurance claims. To file a claim, go to "Shipping Labels" in "My eBay" or "Seller Hub", find the shipping label for the item, and select "Create claim" under "More actions".
It's important to note that there are some limitations and exclusions to the insurance coverage. For example, certain items and destinations may not be eligible for coverage. Additionally, insurance coverage is limited to the actual value of the mail contents. Make sure to review the terms and conditions of the insurance coverage before purchasing.
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International shipping is automatically covered up to $200
When shipping internationally, it is important to consider insurance for your packages. eBay offers ShipCover insurance when you buy and print USPS labels on their site, with coverage for items shipped to most countries, although there are some exclusions. This insurance is provided through the Parcel Insurance Plan (PIP), which is underwritten by the Interstate Fire and Casualty Company, a subsidiary of Allianz Global Risks US Insurance Company.
The coverage limit for international shipping is $200 for items sent using USPS Priority Mail International or Priority Mail Express International. This means that if your item is lost or damaged in transit, you are covered for up to $200 in value. This automatic coverage provides peace of mind and protection for your shipments.
It is important to note that there are some exclusions to the ShipCover insurance policy. Certain countries are excluded from coverage, and there are also specific items that are not eligible for insurance. These excluded items include coins, bullion, loose diamonds or stones, stocks, bonds, currency, deeds, evidences of debt, travellers cheques, gift cards, and various other negotiable documents. Additionally, there are specific terms and conditions that must be agreed upon before purchasing ShipCover Insurance, and failure to comply with these terms may result in a waiver of any claims.
When using eBay Labels, ShipCover Insurance can provide coverage of up to $1,000 for your USPS shipments. This service offers convenience, as you can easily track your shipment, delivery, and insurance all in one place. It is integrated with eBay Labels, providing a seamless experience for eBay sellers.
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ShipCover Insurance is available when buying and printing USPS labels on eBay
EBay offers ShipCover Insurance when you buy and print USPS labels on their site. This insurance offers peace of mind, so you know you're covered in the unlikely event of an item being lost or damaged in transit. ShipCover Insurance starts at $1.70 per $100 of coverage for domestic shipping and $2.83 per $100 of coverage for international shipping. You can purchase up to $5,000 of coverage, and the insurance fees are based on the item's declared value, which cannot exceed the item's price.
To add ShipCover Insurance to your USPS label, go to "Orders" in "My eBay" or "Orders awaiting shipment" in the "Seller Hub." Choose the item you want to ship and select "Print shipping label." In the Additional options section, select "Add additional liability coverage," then choose "ShipCover Insurance." If the amount of coverage you need isn't prefilled, enter it, then select "Add." The shipping cost section will display the insurance cost. Review the terms of coverage, check the box to agree, and select "Purchase shipping label."
You will receive an email confirming that your shipment is insured, along with your insurance policy number. If something goes wrong with your delivery, you can file a ShipCover insurance claim through the Parcel Insurance Plan (PIP). Go to "Shipping labels" in "My eBay" or "Seller Hub," find the shipping label for the item, and select "Create claim" under "More actions."
It's important to note that ShipCover Insurance is not available for all countries and certain items are excluded from coverage. Additionally, ShipCover Insurance is not available for items shipped using eBay International Shipping. Be sure to review the ShipCover Parcel Insurance Terms of Coverage for detailed information on exclusions and conditions of insurance.
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Claims are processed in days, not weeks
EBay offers ShipCover insurance when you buy and print USPS labels on their site. This insurance offers peace of mind, so you know you're fully covered if an item is lost or damaged in transit to a buyer. Claims are processed in days, not weeks, and the process is straightforward.
Firstly, you must select additional liability coverage when printing your shipping label. Then, choose ShipCover Insurance and enter the amount of coverage needed. The shipping cost section will display the insurance cost. After reading and agreeing to the terms of coverage, you can purchase your shipping label. You will receive an email confirming that your shipment is insured, along with your insurance policy number.
If you need to file a claim, go to 'Shipping Labels' in 'My eBay' or 'Seller Hub', find the relevant shipping label, and select ''Create claim' under 'More actions'. You can also file a claim directly through Parcel Insurance Plan (PIP), with whom eBay has partnered to process ShipCover insurance claims.
It's important to note that insurance coverage has specific terms and conditions, and some items are excluded from coverage. For example, items shipped using eBay International Shipping are not eligible for ShipCover insurance. Additionally, the insurance provider will not be liable for more than the declared value, actual cash value, cost to repair or replace, or per package liability limit, whichever is less.
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Frequently asked questions
You can insure your eBay package by purchasing shipping insurance. eBay offers ShipCover insurance when you buy and print USPS labels on the eBay site. You can also explore insurance options provided by USPS, UPS, and FedEx.
You will receive an email confirmation that your shipment is insured, along with your insurance policy number.
USPS Priority Mail and Ground Advantage automatically cover packages that are damaged or lost up to a value of $100. You can purchase additional liability coverage from USPS for up to $5,000 in indemnity to protect against loss or damage.
You can file an insurance claim by going to "Shipping Labels" in My eBay or Seller Hub, finding the shipping label for the item, and creating a claim. Claims are typically processed in a few days.
