Hi Guys!
Here I am as a brand new seller (don't even know what the abbreviation for that is...) , but although scared in cuber space, I am brave and adamant to give it my best go. I have read some of the Q&A's, but would like to pose some of my most pressing ones - and draw from your collective experience as a guide, if I may?
Packaging: I have used bubble wrap and carton before. It worked very well, although due to the ultimate size/weight, I found the insurance to be HUGE, especially works shipped overseas. It makes sense that rolling a canvas and posting in a tube might be the more sensible way of doing, but more often than not my works are framed AND the buyer seems to want the framed article. Would removing the frame make that much difference in the shipping costs? Do I even suggest this to a prospective buyer?
Distributing Inland: How does S.A.P.O. compare to Courier service? How does one know which is a trustworthy courier service for art?
Insurance: How do you arrive at a realistic figure, i.e. to have 'enough' insurance without making the whole deal 'blown-out-of-all-pockets'?
Awaiting your answers, I think I might begin by uploading a couple of lighter/smaller/unframed works... Hold thumbs.
ThanksJo


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Jo
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