Federal Express FedEx refused legitimate insurance claim Memphis Tennessee

On March 21, I sold a laserdisc player for $150 plus $20 shipping via eBay. The  player was in PERFECT condition, tested on a videodisc at home and with my television. I packaged it PERFECTLY -- double boxed and with plenty of bubble wrap -- and sent it via FedEx, which is the last time I will be using this delivery service. My purchaser informed me that the player would not eject. I immediately refunded him $170 and filed an insurance claim with FedEx, which picked up the player from my buyer and gave an insurance case number. All FedEx packages are insured up to $100. So I figured, OK, it'll be a $70 loss. But at least it won't be a TOTAL loss. Well, it was a total loss. Because on April 4, FedEx claims representative DesRae Griffin wrote to inform me they would not honor my claim because "we inspected the shipment and found there was no visible damage to its contents." I can drop a box, VERY HARD, and damage the contents (especially a delicate electronic instrument) without causing visible damage. FedEx does not have a fair way of deciding insurance claims, and needs to explain that "delicate electronics" are not covered under its insurance. It should also provide customers with an appeals process -- preferably one conducted by an impartial third party. I will never be using FedEx again, and suggest you don't, either.