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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bahabully, post: 651940, member: 17555&quot;]No, I&#039;m not a lawyer, nor do I know the law verbatim, but I have had one or two discussion with the legal department regarding what to do about potential buyer fraud (well docuement).&nbsp; &nbsp; What I&#039;ve stated above comes from listening to them, and they are a large legal &#039;department&#039;.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>Your cliam of absolution realized within the text of an ebay auction verbage is not gonna cut it... there are simply too many problems with that....&nbsp; and I promise you, if you do ever have to go to &quot;federal&quot; court for a $50 coin and defend yourself vs. a mail fraud complaint, you&#039;ll spend a bit more than the cost to replace a roll of $50 coins.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Also,, watch out for the &quot;Delay&quot; snippit in your auction... you can only &quot;hold&quot; a customers order so long,,,, then it becomes mail fraud ( I &quot;think&quot; 30 days ).... To &quot;delay&quot; longer, you&#039;d have to call the buyer, cancel the order, return the $, and then actually re-sell the item, resend the $, etc.......</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>... the business case related to defending yourself is 1000-1 loser for you (depending on how much business you do), even if you win.&nbsp;&nbsp; And if you lose, you can be &quot;SHUT DOWN&quot;,, CLOSED....(on top of the legal expense, federal fines, etc.).. so bake in all the profit you do annually on the down side consideration before you decide to get to legal with a buyer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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