Very good points, all of them. I just went through the process successfully with Fed Ex Ground, and would just like to amplify the persistent recommendation. I was on the phone with them 2 times a week, and sent 4 fax letters. I had the check within a month. I think they were tired of my badgering. BTW, I'll never list anything as 10/10 again, bad luck. I've sold many pieces of equipment on Agon, and I'm usually told I underate the units. I finally had a complete cherry, everything as new, listed it 10/10, a first for me, and Fed Ex Ground broke it. I didn't need the original receipt of purchase. I was the seller, so I needed a photocopy of the cancelled check that I refunded the buyer with, front and back, to prove how much the item was worth. What you insure it for doesn't matter. So if you sell a item for $1k, only insure it for $1k, you will not get a penny more than you can prove you got for it. I used to overinsure by about 5% to make up for shipping and other expenses, but I won't anymore.
John
John