@sharingtheland wrote:a couple who wanted to "borrow" some vintage jewelry just for their 1920s theme wedding promising to return after but they couldnt really afford to PAY for them upfront even if they would return them later and could I help them out with their dream wedding.
That's one I haven't heard before, rix.
SMH
I had somebody try that on me with hats. 
IAC, I'd just tell them that they have until XYZ to cancel or I would ship the jeans to them. I would NOT go into any formal emails or acknowledgement, I doubt they'd read wordy emails, just 'do you want to cancel - yes or no?' If yes, I would do the cancellation for them at buyer's request and they'd be let out of the deal. If no, I'd send the jeans for whatever they paid for them.
I would call CS and give them heads up to control this type of buyers.
I am no longer relying on a made up story.
5 times I told this:
This lady tells me her kids need the things in my lot, I accommodate the price to $130 out of $200. I paid PM to ship it. After she got it, I sent her a message asking if her kids were happy about the items.
4+ months later, I am still waiting for that thank you expression from a down to earth person knowing somebody gave them something so cheap. 
