on โ26-09-2014 10:09 AM
Hi,
Everybody needs to be aware of the new rules for International postage. If you send an item with out a trackable number [normal airmail] you will not be covered by Seller Protection any more.
By this I mean that I sent an item to Singapore by normal airmail at the buyers request. [ he did not want to pay for registered mail] It supposedly went missing. He opened a case with Ebay USA stating he had not received the item. Ebay looked into the case and he won. When I contacted Ebay to appeal, they stated that even though I had told the buyer that I could not be held responsable if the item goes missing if you do not take registered mail, because it did not have a trackable number he WILL WIN every time.
According to Ebay you must send all International items with a trackable number [either Insured or Registered] or if it goes missing, or if the buyer just says it goes missing [they do not have to proove it] they WILL be reimbursed and you have no grounds to appeal.
So much for Seller Protection. Seller Beware
on โ26-09-2014 02:37 PM
Since when is this a new rule? You have always had to be able to prove that you have shipped the item to be eligible for paypal protection.
on โ26-09-2014 04:35 PM
The problem is I had proof of posting and sent it to the buyer and ebay but it made no differance because it did not have a trackable number.
on โ26-09-2014 08:34 PM
What proof of posting did you have that showed you had sent it to the buyer's address? It has been a rule now for a long time that under the international selling agreement you have to abide by the buyer protection that applies to other countries and Australia is the only one I know of that means you can just supply proof of posting. For every other site you need on line trackable proof of delivery.