[Mccoypottery-talk] question off subject

[McQuita@aol.com]

 still have to say people use different forms of insuring an item.  I have a 
friend who is a power seller...He assumes the risk of insuring the item 
himself.  As long as my item is 
insured by whomever...I'm okay with it. 

If the salt/pepper set was damaged I think the seller should square it away.

If the item was not damaged, a negative feedback seems harsh..
My one neg was due to some half wit newby buyer who said I didn't pack a 
plastic christmas ornament well.  It was wrapped in the original foam wrapping  , 
within the original hallmark box...within another box.   It arrived 
safe....she marred my record permanently.