Dave is particularly affected by jabs. Dave, if youโve managed somehow to endure them, I take my Italian straw sunhat off to you. (And I was just wearing one, weeding out pernicious growth between the cracks at the bottom of the driveway.)
Selling on eBay at least offers people who are vaccine-resistant a workplace that doesnโt care about their vaccination status. Managed Payments also donโt require proof of vaccination. For sellers whose parcel numbers are large enough, presumably a courier can come by to do the pickup โฆ? โฆ in which case no vacc status is required to be shown,
Managed Payments requires that proof of ID be shown. Itโs certainly worrying to some people to supply the very proofs of ID that a scammer would want. I do actually sympathiseโฆ but there are circumstances where ID is legitimately required, and there are circumstances where ID is illegitimately requested by those who will use it for their own scamming/criminal purposes.
It just means that people need to exercise good judgement. For someone who is uncomfortable about providing ID to eBay for the purpose described, he/she can say no. That will mean being unable to receive payment/selling on eBay; thatโs a foreseeable and clear consequence.
