One of the best pieces of advice that I ever got from another member here was when I was new to selling, like you, and I was sending parcels out to international buyers via untracked packets, like you, because I thought no one would pay extra for the tracked service that served to protect me from cases of Items Not Received.
It was this: the seller decides was postage services to use and what to charge for them, not the buyer. The buyer gets to decide if it's worth it to them or not.
The seller decides. This is your stuff and your money that you'll be giving away each time you get a case of an Item Not Received.
And let me tell you, new sellers get a disproportionate number of INRs. At least I did, and I had five times the feedback count as you when I listed my first items for sale here.
I would advise you to cull that list of countries you ship-to to shed the high-risk locations and either self-insure an extra dollar handling fee per package sent or take out third-party insurance on your parcels if you really don't want to switch to Tracked Packet. If you take the third-party insurance route, you need to do your homework because some destinations are still not insurable and there are requirements on mailing you'll need to have done if you must make a claim after the fact.
Buyers do pay for Tracked Packet, the key is to make it worth their while.
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