Sending a seller my shipping address
Long story, but I try to hit the main points. I purchased a Lego set from a seller in December. They offer to send any missing pieces for free. The set is over 4000 pieces so it is April and I finally know which pieces are missing. I contacted the seller. They sent me the catalog. I sent them which parts are missing. It looks like the purchase was long enough that they can no longer find my address. Now here is the problem. When I send my address through eBay’s messenger, the system flags it that we are trying to circumvent eBay. How should I address this?
A few notes:
I purchased the set through eBay. The seller is sending the missing pieces for free. Nothing is being done outside of eBay.
I still have the record of the eBay purchase in my account history.
Everything so far has indicated the seller is legit. The set was delivered. They have been responsive and are not requesting any money or anything that violates eBay policy (as far as I know)
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Mentor4 months ago@atlas1930 The seller has no access to your shipping information this long after a sale. As you found out you can't share contact information this long after a sale.
The only way for the seller to receive your contact info is to make a listing for .99 cents with Free Shipping. Once you pay the seller will have your shipping information. Then if they want to make it completely free they can cancel the order as buyer requested and refund you.