From: dahoov2@cox.net
No, it didn't happen to me, but two people emailed about this to me
before (started off with the Xlist and then how to get their money
back).
Speaking of the Xlist, I got two emails this week about it. Seems
even if not reaching the masses, it is doing some good. Actually, I
was pleased this week when someone emailed and said they DID NOT buy
from someone because of the list. Usually, I only get emails after the
people have been ripped off. So that was refreshing indeed!
On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:10:19 -0400, Sue H wrote:
>For it to be insured via pay pal, the address of the buy needs to be
>confirmed. I'd not take any foreign country addresses or US PO
>Boxes... and make sure it's been confirmed more than onces by Ebay/Pay
>Pal (it'll tell you if they have a confirmed address). Also, if they
>pay by credit card rather than bank account that might be some help
>too as you can go to your company if something goes amiss. And when
>you mail it, make sure you make them pay for insurance (and even if
>they don't, you insure it). You could have a witness verify you
>packed the item too (take a photo and get a sworn statement
>notorized)... don't know if that'll help but part of the scam is
>people are sending "fake" packages; empty... or claiming YOU sent an
>empty one.
>
>On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:47:13 -0700 (PDT), Bob <4WickedGood@gmail.com>
>wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Does anyone have any recomendations for selling a big ticket item on
>>Ebay and taking Paypal?
>>
>>I ask becuase I know a few people have gotten paid via paypal and
>>mailed the item only to have the payment charged back so they were out
>>the money and the item. So I want to protect myself as much as
>>possible.
>>
>>Sue didn't this happen to you?
>>
>>Also what best to use Fedex or UPS for prices? Do they carry automatic
>>insurance?
>>
>>Thanks in advance,
>>
>>Bob
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