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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NotSure, post: 787028, member: 20034&quot;]Let this be a lesson to all sellers.&nbsp; Following Paypal rules for using tracking numbers (under $250, delivery confirmation....over $250, signature confirmation), will result in Paypal siding with the seller.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>This should also be a lesson to &#039;those&#039; kinds of buyers, the kind that try to get something for nothing.&nbsp; If you try to dispute, and Paypal can verify delivery (even with signature confirm, where the USPS accepts signatures from someone other than the adressee), you don&#039;t stand a chance.&nbsp; Using Paypal&#039;s delivery confirm shipping label costs what, 18 cents or some absurdly cheap amount (not sure how much sig confirm through Paypal costs, though I don&#039;t use Paypal&#039;s labels option, which I&#039;ll explain further).&nbsp; Due to the USPS not being on the ball and not always recognizing Paypals labels, they sometimes don&#039;t scan delivery confirm, and there COULD be a problem there.&nbsp; This is why I spend the extra buck or 2 and ALWAYS use the P.O.&#039;s confirm tags...even the most inept letter carrier see&#039;s these tags and gets them scanned in.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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