People Have the Guts?

tomanycards96

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• Jul 11, 2009

• #1

Just asking about this situation I sold this item and it was worth around the $100 mark and buyer has lodged a clam with PayPal so now they have taken $100 out of my account.

The buyer left a message to say "I have no confidence in his actions to date".

This happened to me once before I meant Aus Post isn't that reliable but imagine if you sold something send it and they get it and say they never got it I feel really bad wondering if he is lieing or if Aus Post mucked up yet again.


Just to get peoples thoughts Thanks

 

cricket_cox

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• Jul 11, 2009

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wait so, u sent something buy __________ post and it did/didn't arrived, the buyer lodged a claim and now $100 of yours is gone?

 

OHHYEA

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• Jul 11, 2009

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i post items over 20 or so dollars express or registered even out of my own pocket so im not in that situation, mostly on ebay

 

tomanycards96

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• Jul 11, 2009

• #4

cricket_cox said:

wait so, u sent something buy __________ post and it did/didn't arrived, the buyer lodged a claim and now $100 of yours is gone?

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Regular didn't yes I offer two services regular and registered the buyer didn't want to pay 3.50 more and now its my fault

 

Chris_Paul3

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• Jul 11, 2009

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International Always charge registered if they like it or not if they are tight arses not to pay stuff them , they all seem to think they know it all and charge like a mule there are a lot of great guys that you can deal with but it's like a needle in a haystack.

 

Funkadelic

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• Jul 11, 2009

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I'm pretty sure that it's a requirement for the seller to send via registered to be covered by Paypal claims against them, or something..

 

WoobieZarz

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• Jul 11, 2009

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tomanycards96 said:

Regular didn't yes I offer two services regular and registered the buyer didn't want to pay 3.50 more and now its my fault

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Yeah it is, now you're going to be out of pocket.

PayPal will never agree it's the buyer's fault. It's your responsibility as the seller to make sure you cover your own arse...

 

were-rabbitoh

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• Jul 13, 2009

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not good for a card worth that I would definately send it registered so you know whether it arrived or not.I feel for you bro.

 

Essellohbeebeewhy

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• Jul 13, 2009

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pfft that sux balls...however i just recently had a guy not like the card i sent him and he claimed it wasnt listed properly in ebay and he got a fricken refund after sending the card back!

 

freeballs

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• Jul 14, 2009

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I got done like this recently, sold the item for 52$, sent via regular post as he wouldn't pay for registered, says he didnt recieve it, and now my paypal account in -$52, and an negative thingy on ebay. So I didnt get paid at all, and lost the card. I really dont believe that paypal even read that in his email he refused to pay registered post, and even said it was ok to go regular post. Now everything I sell over $20 will be registered post.