I didn't know that.. 

He told me to post as gift. Any solutions for this..?

I will contact ebay in regard to this.

Just a signature  and that's all 

Oh god, the sale is international, things just got 10 times worse.

It is highly likely you are being scammed, especially as the buyer wants you to falsify the customs declaration,

Check customs, for the penalties for doing so.

What are you going to do, when  the buyer claims you have not sent the item they purchased, but instead something valued at $180.

New seller - high value item  -  I would expect your funds to be held for 30 days, possibly longer due to international delivery.

Damn.. any solutions for this.. 

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@jjee2160 wrote:

 

He told me to post as gift. Any solutions for this..?

 

I will contact ebay in regard to this.

 

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I wouldn't be contacting eBay to tell them you've undervalued the item or that you've sent as a "gift".

I hope all goes well for you but there's a lot of red flags coming up with that sale.

Waay too late for solutions.

Put your head back in the sand and pray for the best.

What do you mean by red flags? 

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@jjee2160 wrote:

What do you mean by red flags? 

 

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New seller selling high-value items, undervaluing the item at the request of the seller, selling internationally etc.

I didn't realise this. Any ways to cancel the postage..?

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@jjee2160 wrote:

I didn't realise this. Any ways to cancel the postage..?

 

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If you have a My Post account you might be able to get it redirected back to you if it's still in Australia.

it should be in australia I sent it yesterday. 

and there's a function "report a buyer" on ebay.