Topic: Grab/Lalamove insurance?

[radiohead]

I’m planning to buy a laptop from PC Express. Unfortunately, the item is available in their SM North Edsa branch which is too far from me. They said they have a lot of customers who use lalamove for high value items. Has anyone done this? The laptop is around 27k and I was wondering if there’s such a thing as “insurance” for high ticket items when using Grab or Lalamove.

[alvinbaronsia]

Done lots of business already with PCX using grab but mostly coming from their Main office in San Juan. Also using Lalamove to ship/receive amps/speakers worth a lot more than a laptop, and so far, no issues yet. The laptops in their boxes should be fairly sturdy enough to survive rugged transport. That said, I am hoping they'd have an insurance option soon, but I doubt it given the "ride sharing" platform used by Grab/Lalamove aka no control over the drivers.

[egzbuen]

Mr. Speedy Philippines, a Lalamove and Grab competitor, offers insurance for items picked up and delivered for an additional fee.

I'm not sure though up to how much they can insure.

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[frequenzy]

I’m planning to buy a laptop from PC Express. Unfortunately, the item is available in their SM North Edsa branch which is too far from me. They said they have a lot of customers who use lalamove for high value items. Has anyone done this? The laptop is around 27k and I was wondering if there’s such a thing as “insurance” for high ticket items when using Grab or Lalamove.

just recently bought a couple of laptops on two different occasions. from ayala manila bay mall to marilao bulacan. just booked normal lalamove, no issues on both, paid about 336 pesos each.

[radiohead]

Thanks guys for your replies!