Not a problem and No Big Deal. I just sold seven craft-type things (same designer, different designs), and four of them were obviously reshippers: Two to two different addresses in Wilmington, Delaware, one to somewhere in New Jersey, and one to Pacoima, a suburb of Los Angeles in the San Fernando Valley. A couple of them had names on the addresses that was not the name of the buyer: to change the ethnicity a bit, let say, a buyer might have been named Maria Gloria and the name on the address might have been Susana Cristina.
If PayPal gives me an address within the United States, I'm fine. I will mail.
A couple of things I have learned: (1) Use Tracking. This will help the forwarding company match up the envelope or package with the person in the Russian Federation or Ukraine or China who paid for it and is supposed to receive it.
I had to fully refund a buyer once because I did not use tracking. It was a small amount and did not break me. I told her she could keep the Thing if it ever arrived.
(2) If the buyer is in the Russian Federation, for example, his/her payment probably went to PayPal in rubles. PayPal keeps a higher percentage of the Final Value if payment comes in rubles than if the payment comes in U.S. Dollars. By my calculation, it seems to be around 4.4% of the final value, as opposed to 2.9% of the final value in U.S. Dollars. (In addition to PayPal's basic 30 cents fee per transaction, of course.)
