If you are thinking of charging for delivery when the option is for you to drop off the item to your buyer, thatโs a bad idea. You wonโt have tracking information to show delivery status (as you would have if you used a courier or AP); that leaves you without seller protection or defence in the event of an NRI claim by a buyer.
If a buyer canโt pick up, then I strongly suggest you have a delivery option through AP or a reliable courier.
lf you offer local pickup, then youโll get a QR code to scan from the buyer (if they pre-pay by any of the payment methods that are covered under the MBG), which is proof of collection. If the buyer prefers to pay cash on pickup, the buyer canโt claim under the MBG. Either way, as long as you follow proper procedure, this should be safe in terms of false claims.
The main caution Iโd advise is to stipulate a place of collection that is safe - e.g., next to a police station.
Setting delivery to one city or areaโฆ This link tells you how to go about setting up exclusion areas:
https://www.ebay.com.au/help/selling/listings/creating-managing-listings/setting-buyer-requirements?...
