Buyer has changed address.

[j*oono]

Yes, I know that I am supposed to post to the one that I get from Paypal but the buyer is still registered with their address in NSW and the address from Paypal has changed to a business type address in Victoria.

It's only a Target skirt so nothing to worry about.  Annoyed though that I already addressed the tough envelope to the NSW address that was showing in my ebay before they paid.

Little bit concerned...

[j*oono]

Can we get rid of those password messages up the top?  Very annoying.

[*crikey*mate*]

stick a piece of paper over the top of the old address

[cherry*135]

What are you concerned about?

Paypal address says Vic

Ebay says NSW

Email them and say they have two different addresses, is the VIC one correct. They may still live in NSW but want the item sent to an address in Vic.

I don't usually address the parcels now until they pay and I have paypal address, for the reason you mentioned.

[j*oono]

Good idea. 

[j*oono]

So they want the skirt sent to little Colins st In Melbourne.  People don't live there do they?  That's a business address.

[cherry*135]

Some buyers have parcels addressed to their work address because they aren't home in business hours to receive parcels.

[j*oono]

So they live in NSW and work in MLB business district?  Fair enough.  I think I will pull their details tomorrow and if they live in QLD then the deal is off.

[cherry*135]

Email them and ask if the VIC address is correct as their ebay one shows NSW... they may have forgotten to change one of the addresses if they have moved, they may be sending the parcel to a relative in VIC (which is allowed if they change their paypal address).

If you don't ask you wont find out.

[imastawka]

joono, there's lots of little apartments and even little bedsits being

transformed from 'orrible upper floors in Melbourne CBD these days.

City living is on the rise and very popular.  They have established

supermarkets in the CBD for convenience.

Having said that, I'd still check with buyer though