Paypal Signature Confirmation up to 750$ from 250$?

[mercurial333]

Section 11 of the User Agreement is being amended to increase the dollar amount required for signature confirmation from $250 USD to $750 USD, and the foreign equivalency amounts are being correspondingly increased. Additionally, Section 11 is being amended to reflect that U.S. Sellers who sell an item to buyers in the U.K. will be subject to the U.K. Buyer Protection program which may provide greater coverage for U.K. Buyers.

Section 13.5 of the User Agreement is being amended to increase the dollar amount required for signature confirmation for return delivery from $250 USD to $750 USD.

So it increased from 250$ before to 750$ now? Is this correct or am I reading it wrong?

[rsot]

Hmm must not be implemented yet:

(Warning pp link)

User agreement still shows 250: https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mp...eement-full#11

[BiN4RY]

Of course not, it's an upcoming revision:

https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mp...-policies-full

[rsot]

Upcoming in May - understood, thanks

[mercurial333]

Originally Posted by mercurial333

So it increased from 250$ before to 750$ now? Is this correct or am I reading it wrong?

*Not yet in effect, but soon.

[rsot]

This isn`t a bad idea - let`s more leeway on shipping...even though I think in the long run, sellers are still going to have issues with buyers no matter what.

But the extra $500 allows for more goods to be shipped without the confirmation

[GreenBean]

And more chances of harm to sellers' accounts.

Yikes.

[crocus]

I don't at all mind paying for signature and I love the extra security. The problem is that many customers hate it because they are not home during the day to sign for the package.

[BigCJ]

Ill keep it at $100 like Ive been doing.

Better yet, refuse to ship internationally for higher price items.

Ill sleep a little better at night

[Gamefreak]

So will paypal be covering the cost associated with the claims from these. If you don't want to lose it insure it, no matter how big or small the item value is.

[MM78]

Originally Posted by BigCJ

Ill keep it at $100 like Ive been doing.

Better yet, refuse to ship internationally for higher price items.

Ill sleep a little better at night

Amen Stealth Sister!!!!!

[mercurial333]

Originally Posted by Gamefreak

So will paypal be covering the cost associated with the claims from these. If you don't want to lose it insure it, no matter how big or small the item value is.

If they claim not received for a 700$ item and it shows delivered on tracking, you win.

Prior to this change, you had to pay 2$ extra otherwise you would loose.

I see it as a saving 2$. I could have saved at least a few hundred last year.