FedEx shipping damage

@parkergetdean....thanks for that info,,,,

i didn't know that a post could be edited,... and yes... it is still funny, but.... why i don't know, because if and when i watch the stooges now i wonder why i ever found them funny....guess it's a reflection of the time and aura that i grew up... now it somehow seems wrong and insulting to my intelligence... wow, how times have changed....it's so hard to get old....everyone not "old" should enjoy their youth and not take even one day for granted!....guess the only thing worse than getting old is NOT getting old!

Not sure if this mentioned but I always take detailed photos of packaging  before the box is sealed.  

Do let us know how this turns out.

The "Got Cha" I ran into with a UPS claim on a damaged pair of Magenpan LRS I sold for $750 and had insured for $1000 was that they don't pay out for more than you sold them for apparently, even though I was insuring based on having to buy a new pair if the used ones were damaged. I ended up getting the $750 eventually but it was a struggle. 

I had a similar experience to others.  Shipped two speakers this summer.  Had FedEx pack them.  Arrived with one corner crushed on one speaker and the tweeter crushed on the other.  Took at least 5 weeks to get reimbursed from FedEx and numerous emails.  I had reimbursed the buyer.  I had taken pics before shipping.  The buyer took pics of the shipping boxes and speakers.  I found the whole experience to indicate poor customer service. Their online claim system was a disaster and non-user friendly.  For speakers, ,I don’t think I would ship them in boxes in the future, but would use pallets. I have bought two things shipped on pallets (floor standing speakers and a heavy amp) without any problem.

I have already reimbursed the buyer… the right thing to do in my mind. 
Even though I over insured the speakers, I would be happy to be reimbursed at sell with a credit for shipping charges. 
We shall see.