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reparto

06-27-2013 05:02 AM

Sending items unsigned

Hi, long time lurker, first time poster here. :D

A user on ebay has asked if I could send an item unsigned, where does the responsibility then lie. Am i responsible if it goes "lost" or is the buyer responsible?

Thanks for the help.

Hockey12

06-27-2013 03:13 PM

If its under 750 it's fine. Just track the item with insurance.

MM78	06-27-2013 03:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hockey12 (Post 462652)

If its under 750 it's fine. Just track the item with insurance.

Wrong advice! :nono:

Quote:

Paypal requires Signature above $250 I believe. If your not willing to lose money then I suggest you use Signature for any expensive items.

If the item is lost...it's on you. With anything, the package is your responsibility until the item arrives. Also, you should get insurance for any high amount of item.

danshan

06-27-2013 03:50 PM

insurance is great as long as the type of item is covered, check before you waste money insuring it. US I know is over $250 requires signature. Good Old scam trick people into taking the money and shipping without sig file dispute you lose

mobilecontractsuk

06-27-2013 03:58 PM

I've had a few buyers claim that they did not receive the item. I now used a signed for service for any utem I sell for abive £10.

Is there a specific reason why the buyer does not want it signed?

danshan

06-27-2013 04:06 PM

yes to ripoff OP

JamesNorth101

06-27-2013 04:15 PM

So long as you made more than £15 profit on the item, getting a signature from Royal Mail only costs around £1 extra, so is worth it in my eyes to save you potential headaches later on.

Hockey12

06-27-2013 05:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MM78 (Post 462659)

Wrong advice! :nono:

Paypal requires Signature above $250 I believe. If your not willing to lose money then I suggest you use Signature for any expensive items.

If the item is lost...it's on you. With anything, the package is your responsibility until the item arrives. Also, you should get insurance for any high amount of item.

Im sorry i thought it was 750 or above it requires Signature?
it shows here saying
For transactions of $750 or more, Signature Confirmation protects you from eBay Buyer Protection cases.

GreenBean

06-27-2013 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hockey12 (Post 462707)

Im sorry i thought it was 750 or above it requires Signature?
it shows here saying
For transactions of $750 or more, Signature Confirmation protects you from eBay Buyer Protection cases.

Yet again you do not read anything.

The figure is $250 dollars.

Make sure you know what you are saying before givng poor advice.

:nono:

GreenBean

06-27-2013 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reparto (Post 462516)

The responsibility lies with YOU as the seller.

Soon as you get a question like that from ' a user on ebay' you should start to listen to the alarm bells ringing.

AND do not use this forum as a means to running a scam.

Send me a pm with your ebay user name.
Thread will be reopened then

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