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Originally Posted by Sundae Girl
By Jove, I think I've got it!
SO. I am sending a package overseas.
I'm probably lying a bit anyway.
I say, I am sending goods >$15.
The crocodile is eating the real cost.
But I am filling out a form of complaint about how the package was handled, and I claim the contents were <$15... No, wait, that's wrong isn't it. Because the crocodile is eating the $15 again.
Bugger.
Anyone want to start a crocodile thread?
I'm going to bed.
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When mailing the package, you want to state the goods are worth less than a certain amount, because more than is meaningless in this context and might attract the attention of Mr Customs Officer.
So <$15 (Croc would prefer $15 to goods)
When claiming for the insurance, you might want to say they were worth over $15
>$15 (croc prefers insurance money to $15)