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myfriendlu · 03-12-2014

I'm about to sign up to use Paymate as the Safer Payment Method for my future listings. I've just had enough of PayPal and their fees, and exchange rates. My question is, if I list an item for sale, but have Paymate as the payment option (not PayPal)...

myfriendlu · 23-11-2014

Hi, I need to send a parcel to the UK, it weighes a bit over 1kg, but is quite small (10cmx5cmx5cm). If I use Australia Post using either a Pack and Track or Registered Post International satchel, it's going to be $63.55, which not really viable, con...

myfriendlu · 18-12-2014

Personally I'd just accept them being returned, then refund the money. That way at least you've got something, you can get them authenticated and re-list them. If it goes to a PayPal dispute, it can get messy. In the PayPal user agreement, under the ...

myfriendlu · 15-12-2014

I'd consider cancelling the second item, rather than opening an Unpaid Item dispute. I understand you're still open to whatever feedback that maybe left, but also the buyer won't be hit with an Unpaid Item Strike, which may put them offside. It's har...

myfriendlu · 03-12-2014

True, but if they really want it, they'll bid. I usually sell items that are typically very rare. Early motorcycle and car parts that haven't been listed before, or haven't been listed for a long time, in fact years. The buyer either wants it, or not...

myfriendlu · 03-12-2014

The flip side of that is that I may end up with a few unpaid items, once they realise that PayPal isn't available. I sell everything starting at 0.99c, and postage is exactly at cost, to the dollar. No packaging or handling fees, and even then I've h...

myfriendlu · 03-12-2014

Thank you everyone, this helps. My theory was that next to no one would actually use Paymate to pay for an item, and they would be forced to use a bank deposit, send a cheque or pay cash. I usually sell items in the $200-300 range (on another eBay id...

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