09-21-2022 02:30 AM
Kindly ask for your suggestions as sellers on how to protect yourself from loosing item and money. Asking as a non-US seller shipping worldwide (Africa excluded).
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09-21-2022 07:12 AM
Currently, eBay does NOT have adequate seller protections for sellers who list, sell, and ship higher-value items. What attracts scammers and opportunity fraud buyers are items generally (but not always) over $100 or so - in addition to newer sellers with low or 0 feedback.
Until eBay institutes genuine seller protections with real teeth in them, NEVER, EVER sell, and especially ship, any higher-value item that your and your business model cannot afford to lose, in addition to your payment for it on a forced buyer-fraud refund over which you have no control.
Read down a few hundred posts on this board to see what the reality is for those sellers who have fallen victim. It's worth reading to make you a wise seller.
Cheers, Duffy
09-21-2022 03:19 AM
You cannot, which is why the most common advice given here is to never list anything for sale that you cannot afford to lose.
09-21-2022 06:52 AM
Unfortunately you can't. If it's that expensive, I would advise selling elsewhere than on an e-commerce site. Customers can file false claims, do a credit card charge back, etc. You'll be the loser every time and probably loose the item as well.
Good luck what ever you decide.
09-21-2022 07:12 AM
Currently, eBay does NOT have adequate seller protections for sellers who list, sell, and ship higher-value items. What attracts scammers and opportunity fraud buyers are items generally (but not always) over $100 or so - in addition to newer sellers with low or 0 feedback.
Until eBay institutes genuine seller protections with real teeth in them, NEVER, EVER sell, and especially ship, any higher-value item that your and your business model cannot afford to lose, in addition to your payment for it on a forced buyer-fraud refund over which you have no control.
Read down a few hundred posts on this board to see what the reality is for those sellers who have fallen victim. It's worth reading to make you a wise seller.
Cheers, Duffy