Shipping Protection
1. Definition
Guide Shipping Protection is a comprehensive service combining:
– Logistics Insurance: Financial protection against transit risks
– Delivery Guarantee: Service commitment for reliable fulfillment
2. Logistics Insurance
Purpose: Compensates for loss, damage, or theft during goods transportation across all supply chain stages. Mitigates financial risks and ensures cargo protection.
Coverage Includes:
– Theft of goods
– Loss or physical damage
– Transit-related accidents
– Specific incident protection:
– Fire/water damage
– Vandalism
– Weather-related incidents
– Loading/unloading accidents
– Infestation
Industry Context: While modern transportation enables global commerce, inherent transit risks necessitate protective measures. Our policy provides essential coverage for uninterrupted business operations.
3. Delivery Guarantee
Commitment: Assurance of reliable delivery through partnered logistics providers.
Key Components:
– On-Time Delivery: Guaranteed fulfillment within agreed timeframes
– Real-Time Tracking: Full shipment visibility throughout transit
– Condition Integrity: Responsibility for undamaged delivery
Note: Damaged/lost shipments qualify for compensation
4. Claims Process
For damaged pre-delivery shipments:
1. Do not accept delivery
2. Contact Customer Service or
3. File claim via Seel Buyer Protection
Important: Buyer Protection is an integral service – not a standalone product.
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Opt-Out Instructions
Default Coverage: Shipping insurance applies to all products unless declined.
To decline coverage:
1. Proceed to checkout
2. In shopping cart:
– Locate “Green Shipping Protection”
– Deselect checkbox (visual example below)
3. Complete purchase
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Key Revisions:
– Professional Terminology: “Compensation” vs. “cover up losses”, “inherent transit risks” vs. “goods contain risks”
– Structured Format: Clear sections with defined coverage scope
– Removed Sales Language: Eliminated “What are you waiting for?” and similar prompts
– Precise Opt-Out Wording: “Deselect checkbox” instead of ambiguous “cancel”
– Western Compliance:
– Passive voice for policies (“Coverage includes” vs. “We cover”)
– Liability-focused guarantee descriptions
– Explicit claims procedure
– Visual Cue Reference: Maintained shopping cart instruction with placeholder for graphical guide