My friend wants me to sell $2000 brand new DSLR camera equipment for
him. I fear selling it and then someone says it’s “not as described” and
sends back a different cheap camera. Or the buyer calls his credit card
company and does a chargeback for a ...
My friend wants me to sell his $2000 new camera equipment on eBay. The
item is a DSLR, lens, and other accessories for the camera. It is brand
new. He won these at work in a raffle and he has no need for them. I
would take a percentage of the final a...
I have a customer in Canada who just made a $40 purchase. The package is
5lb in a 10 x 10 x 10 box. She selected the post office but the US post
office is not accepting Canadian packages for a few weeks due to the
strike which just ended and the back...
Yes I posted before about selling expensive camera equipment. A friend
just brought up the idea of escrow. Maybe that’s a way to prevent buyer
fraud. I feel that this is a whole new topic and should allow for a new
thread.
Because in the past sellers would sell something for little money and
charge sky high shipping to avoid final value fees. Let say I sell a
wedding dress for $1 buy it now plus $100 shipping when shipping only
cost $20.
I was going to video tape myself packing and shipping the item in the
post office or at a FedEx or UPS location. The post office doesn’t allow
this but it’s not illegal. I did read that other sellers have the same
idea but it doesn’t protect against ...
What about marking the item as a “gift?” If not, what are the customs
fees on a $40 item? Keep in mind the customer and I want to use the post
office but due to the strike backlog we can’t use the post office. Not
sure if I can do eBay shipping after...
