Do you always use delivery confirmation?

[bandXtrb]

Question: Should you always use delivery confirmation when shipping stuff, even when the items are so inexpensive that it doesn't seem worth it?

 

[Hammer]

I do, its only like 50 cents.

 

[mpitts]

I always do. It is definitley worth it if there is a question as to whether you shipped or whether or not someone recieved a package you sent.

 

[RossMAN]

If you're shipping something important to you whether it be of sentimental value, legal, financial or a trade/auction item I would definitely use delivery confirmation.

If it's just a bill you're paying or sending a postcard or letter then of course you shouldn't use delivery confirmation.

If I'm mailing a rebate which is worth $20 or more I use delivery confirmation because rebate companies have been known to misplace your rebate request.

 

[ChinamanatNCSU]

I don't for items < $10, but that's just b/c I'm a cheap and poor college student. But it is a good practice to do it for all items

 

[audiophan]

prevent me from stressing out, knowing whether or not something arrived at its destination. also helps argue your points if something goes wrong with a rebate or online purchase (ebay)

 

[ThisIsMatt]

No, because sometimes the item is only worth <$10. Today, yes, because I'm sending a $60 item.

 

[crab]

Always

 

[burnedout]

Yes.

Delivery confirmation keeps honest people honest.

 

[cipher00]

Not always. I guess it just depends.

 

[b0mbrman]

NOt only delivery confirmation but signature confirmation.

 

[Skel]

I Always use it, and tracking... gives me peace of mind

 

[Dead3ye]

For stuff that's less than $10: no. Anything over $10: yes.

 

[eplebnista]

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