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Hey guys,
I've had a carrier recently advise me that for a shipment picking up in the USA destined for Canada, on a BOL produced by the shipper with no declared value on it, that they are liable for $2/lb CAD (meaning they want to be liable for $1.56 USD). How do I pitch this to a US client who expects the carrier to be liable for $2/lb USD? We have no claim history with this carrier that i know of (over the 15 years that we have tracked claims) so I'm confused as to why this would come up now.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this please?
Keep well,
Mike
I've had a carrier recently advise me that for a shipment picking up in the USA destined for Canada, on a BOL produced by the shipper with no declared value on it, that they are liable for $2/lb CAD (meaning they want to be liable for $1.56 USD). How do I pitch this to a US client who expects the carrier to be liable for $2/lb USD? We have no claim history with this carrier that i know of (over the 15 years that we have tracked claims) so I'm confused as to why this would come up now.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this please?
Keep well,
Mike