Buyers INSISTING we post when our listings clearly state LOCAL PICKUP ONLY?

[treasuress.4207]

All of our listings have "LOCAL PICKUP ONLY 4207 Halfway between Brisbane & the Gold Coast" on them.
Not only is it INSIDE the listings, but it is included in the title of each and every listing also.
I have one particular buyer who is INSISTING that she "Doesn't understand why I won't post".....
I am completely exasperated!!
I have explained it to her nicely.  I have sent a cancellation based on 'buyer requested shipping to a country I dont'post to", but I suspect she won't agree to it.
If she decides to go and leave negative feedback - what can I do about it?

[*crikey*mate*]

I know, that's why I bought up the pig LOL

Lucky pig.

[treasuress.4207]

ROFLMFAO...... ok so next time around we all want to be pigs?

[treasuress.4207]

My apologies Imastawka.... I didn't intend to offend.
I was seriously frustrated when I typed that, with the fact that people constantly poke and prod at our choice not to post. not your fault, and I'm sorry I jumped down your throat.

[*crikey*mate*]

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@treasuress.4207 wrote:

ROFLMFAO...... ok so next time around we all want to be pigs?

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I'm sure that my husband is glad that I'm not a preying mantis.

[treasuress.4207]

He wants to keep his head.... or both of them... right?

[phorum_junkie*]

We simply do not have the time, energy or inclination to post

That is why I suggested click & send, it takes very little time to print out the labels and pop the items in the satchels then AP will send someone to collect the parcels at your house.

I think it would take less time than crating a bunch of listings that don't sell because nobody local wants them.

Of course it is your choice if you want to restrict your market but I just don't think it is time effective.

Re the question about Paypal protecttion, it is correct that a buyer cannot make a claim for a pick up item however if they go to their bank and do a chargeback the seller will lose as they have no on line trackable proof of anything having been posted.

[imastawka]

It's ok.  All good.

Bit worried about Mr. crikey's two heads.

Now that's a job!

And crikey,  don't think I haven't seen your fb number

[digital*ghost]

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@phorum_junkie* wrote:

 if they go to their bank and do a chargeback the seller will lose as they have no on line trackable proof of anything having been posted.

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While there is no Seller Protection (meaning that if a chargeback is decided in the cardholder's favour, PayPal foots the bill), it's still actually a decision the bank makes and there's no guarantee one way or another that a seller will lose, though probably more likely. It first depends on the reason for the chargeback, and what evidence the seller has to defend against the claim.

[*crikey*mate*]

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@imastawka wrote:

It's ok.  All good.

Bit worried about Mr. crikey's two heads.

Now that's a job!

And crikey,  don't think I haven't seen your fb number

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well two heads are better than one LOLOLOL

*cheeky grin*

[*crikey*mate*]

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@imastawka wrote:

It's ok.  All good.

Bit worried about Mr. crikey's two heads.

Now that's a job!

And crikey,  don't think I haven't seen your fb number

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I accidentally bought something on this account just before christmas and I had to beg the seller NOT to leave me feedback KLOLOLOL

kind of a bit weird then to see all the threads on here about people not getting their feedback