11-20-2017 05:56 PM
Buyer suggests that I should have marked his package as a “gift” so they could avoid import/customs duties.
I am thinking………. “ This suggestion is against US law & may incur additional penalties in your country” …….As a reply would stop any prospective customer taking that route in the future.
I do have the boiler plate ebay approved International blurb in all my listings…Should they care to read.
A repeat buyer, never raised this before, and communication has been cordial.
?? Respond or leave it alone??
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11-20-2017 06:08 PM
I read your feedback.
I wouldn't respond at all.
It looks fine.
Buyers scan fb.. Yours starts with Good Transaction.
They're not spending more than a tenth of a second on it, I bet.
A reply will make it unnecessarily stand out, imo.
Lynn
11-20-2017 06:08 PM
I read your feedback.
I wouldn't respond at all.
It looks fine.
Buyers scan fb.. Yours starts with Good Transaction.
They're not spending more than a tenth of a second on it, I bet.
A reply will make it unnecessarily stand out, imo.
Lynn
11-20-2017 06:09 PM
@magsmg101 wrote:Buyer suggests that I should have marked his package as a “gift” so they could avoid import/customs duties.
I am thinking………. “ This suggestion is against US law & may incur additional penalties in your country” …….As a reply would stop any prospective customer taking that route in the future.
I do have the boiler plate ebay approved International blurb in all my listings…Should they care to read.
A repeat buyer, never raised this before, and communication has been cordial.
?? Respond or leave it alone??
Advise him that it is against ebay policy as well as against the law to do so.
11-20-2017 06:09 PM
11-20-2017 06:10 PM