The value you’re giving is well above the coverage provided by Chrono and Colissimo...
In that case, you’ll need to go through the "ad valorem" insurance, which is an option to choose at the time of payment (i.e. a % of the declared value)...
In the event of a claim.... you’ll need to prove that the declared value is accurate (so bring an invoice or the corresponding inheritance value) so as not to be suspected of wanting to make more + than what is actually.... in which case there may be issues with a refund...
lingma85
Mentor2 years agoHello @valbya
The value you’re giving is well above the coverage provided by Chrono and Colissimo...
In that case, you’ll need to go through the "ad valorem" insurance, which is an option to choose at the time of payment (i.e. a % of the declared value)...
In the event of a claim.... you’ll need to prove that the declared value is accurate (so bring an invoice or the corresponding inheritance value) so as not to be suspected of wanting to make more + than what is actually.... in which case there may be issues with a refund...
Kind regards
koalagris
Mentor2 years agohttps://www.chronopost.fr/fr