My only fear is a buyer scanning them into their computer and then sending them back,
And then you have them back to resell....
Admittedly out the cost of shipping.
Many sellers use Cookie Jar Insurance to cover occasional problems.
This just means adding a tiny amount to every asking price as a self-insurance premium.
You can use it to cover the costs of fraudulent claims(which are very rare), delays in delivery, your own mistakes (sending the wrong picture or the wrong size), or damage in transit.
If the buyer uses a Buyer Remorse reason for Dispute, you do not have to pay for return shipping. But most buyers will use Not As Described.
American sellers have fits about this, but Signature Confirmation is a cheap way to confirm the buyer actually got the item. Simple Confirmation of Delivery does not stop porch theft. Of course, our Canada Post also subcontracts to postal outlets which have much longer hours than the actual post office. If you use this, sell it as a 'customer protection'.
But basically if Paypal says you have the money, you can buy a shipping label through them, sometimes at a discount, and be as secure as any.
To Canada you can use First Class International Package and get Confirmation of Delivery at a better price than Priority.
Shipping to and from the States into Canada is a bit slow, but not terrible.
If you are having problems with slow delivery, change your Handling time to five, seven or even 30 days which will push the delivery window that much further down the line.
