Whats funny about this - The seller could simply send some insignificant box to a random address with the same zip code and profit. smh. Could even upload tracking that shows delivered to correct zip. What they should do is ask to seller for proof i.e receipt showing sent to your address. But...
I made him.
What happened with this guy was that the first two items I sold for him were fake. Got strikes on my account for them. Then he was refusing to ship before payment.
Why ship before payment? if you are legit it's in the sellers interest to keep selling for you. but if you are a...
If it ends up that way then w/e. Its a trap really. Some buyers are scammers, the only way to avoid the issue is to cancel the transaction. If i had done that earlier on I could be avoiding a lot of issues now.
I always cancel saying buyer requested it. Early on I got a couple defects for saying I was out of stock or other reason. If your reason is that buyer requested it, it works out. Haven't seen a buyer complain about using that reason and I don't see how ebay will know if its true or not.
neither buyer or seller are protected? you don't even need to use purchase protection though. Just chargeback or claim unauthorized. Thats what scammers did to me.
If its digital you should win. SOmeone claimed unapproved payment against me on paypal and won in minutes because it did not meet seller protection requirements. Digital goods aren't protected, they have no way of proving they sent it that pp would approve.
should be able to win.
Different...
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