Placing anote to limit seller responsibility for non-delivered "no tracking, no Insurance" shipments
Is it allowed to put a note re items for which the buyer chooses the "no tracking / no insurance" shipping option such as the following?
Although "x postal system" shipping within "y country" is extremely reliable, the free shipping (in bubble envelope at letter-mail rate) within 'y country" is neither tracked, nor covered by insurance.
If yes, would that limit the seller need for refunds for fraudulent 'did not receive' claims?
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Mentor2 years agoHi @bfirec
Nope. You are responsible for getting the item to the buyer in listed condition. If you can't prove delivery, you will refund any buyer who opens a case. You will also be dinged on your seller metrics for EVERY package that you ship without tracking.