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i buy lots on the site, but sell little.
a big auction is ending soon and i wanna minimise the risk of getting stun when i ship the item.

1) does the paypal linked buyer's address automatically come up?
2) should i really take pics of the packaged item before i hand over to the post office/ courier?
3) am i or any of the involved parties likely to die?

any other tips or advice appreciated...


 
Posted : 20/04/2013 9:27 am
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I always take pics of big items like frame boxes and pay for the insurance.

Make sure you get signed for on delivery and proof of postage.

You probably won't die. You may however, get a papercut


 
Posted : 20/04/2013 9:30 am
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paper cuts can be really nasty you know...


 
Posted : 20/04/2013 9:33 am
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defiantly send it recorded and signed for. i won a Crux CX frame it never turned up. The guy said it was not tracked or "signed for" i have never seen it i neither has the guy. stolen i reckon.

what P&P method did you say you will use?


 
Posted : 20/04/2013 9:35 am
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defiantly send it recorded and signed for.

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Posted : 20/04/2013 9:37 am
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Big stuff send insured (at buyers cost, specified in auction hopefully?)
I've never thought to take a pic but reasonable advice.

Get proof of postage for stuff, although i hardly bother these days. 1000+ items sold, none ever lost(just cursed myself obviously)

Only send to Paypal address.


 
Posted : 20/04/2013 9:38 am
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Always insured and always signed for just include it in your price.


 
Posted : 20/04/2013 9:40 am
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ta fer the replies so far!
i'll be wearing gloves for the whole process...
thinking either parcelforce or even the post office if they offer a sufficient level of insurance.

both signed for delivery and insurance were gonna/will be compulsory features of the transaction.


 
Posted : 20/04/2013 9:41 am