Yup I ' m interested in the Jolly sync . Gonna add you now . <| sep |> as was already pointed out insurance that is below postal service levels would go a long way . As you understandably need data for this to balance your insurance premiums and resolution details it would be nice if we could get updates on how you are doing and how much longer we will be expected to wait until the feature comes around . Until you come around with your own insurance system one thing that might help would be some shared postage option where a receiver may mark that they are willing to share the postage costs with the sender . Although this is of course something that can be rolled into bounties it is a different psychological message if you are just getting more money but still have to pay high shipping costs or if someone helps you pay the shipping cost . The bottom line is the same , but it is still an incentive to send , or a pussibility to curbe aversion to sending overseas similar to how free shipping offers , or low nominal price but no free shipping operates . Another thing that would be really nice are delivery time estimates , similarly to how puca offers them now , but coupled with a dispute resolution policy that actually takes these estimates into account . Also for me I was more willing to send to south america after pucatrade introduced their estimates as I felt I had a more realistic and more importantly more readily available deliver time estimate so I could manage my expectations on when cards will arrive and not get frustrated from waitingMake data on lost mail per country ? public , to help users with deciding on what sent value it is worth to purchase insurance through their mailservice provider . Don ' t default the Send cards page to domestic only . This may give a viable pool to the u . s . residents , but e . g . for european countries there probably never will be a big enough pool of traders to make domestic only sends viable . It also may discourage u . s . senders from sending overseas .