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<p>[QUOTE="Brett_in_Sacto, post: 2335800, member: 71510"]I actually just did "battle to the death" with Ebay on some high value stamps that were supposed to go via Global Shipping Program to China. Only to find out (after 2 people said I had to ship through other methods) that Ebay had put China on the restricted list for GSP - and would not comply.</p><p><br /></p><p>I just told Ebay that I "WAS" cancelling the purchase and that they were obligated to protect me as a seller from fraud.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ebay has screwed sellers of high value collectibles - royally. They have let people get away with so much fraud since their change from allowing negative feedback on buyers.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have all of my protective tolerances set to maximum. Any negatives, minimum unpaid items, etc... If anyone has less than 20, I read all the feedback. This time I got lucky - someone had posted "SNAD empty box return beware" in the buyer's </p><p>"positive" feedback. I cancelled and they tried to blackmail me with negative feedback but I really don't care. Feedback is subjective and can be dealt with, hard cash is lost forever.</p><p><br /></p><p>Consequently, I saved myself $1800 on a rare stamp. </p><p><br /></p><p>I cancelled the transaction and to hell with Ebay's policies. If you as a seller aren't comfortable with the deal - cancel it and force Ebay to understand why you did. Make it painful for Ebay. If enough people do - they will be forced to change - or be bombarded with phone calls like this.</p><p><br /></p><p>CAVEAT VENDIT![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Brett_in_Sacto, post: 2335800, member: 71510"]I actually just did "battle to the death" with Ebay on some high value stamps that were supposed to go via Global Shipping Program to China. Only to find out (after 2 people said I had to ship through other methods) that Ebay had put China on the restricted list for GSP - and would not comply. I just told Ebay that I "WAS" cancelling the purchase and that they were obligated to protect me as a seller from fraud. Ebay has screwed sellers of high value collectibles - royally. They have let people get away with so much fraud since their change from allowing negative feedback on buyers. I have all of my protective tolerances set to maximum. Any negatives, minimum unpaid items, etc... If anyone has less than 20, I read all the feedback. This time I got lucky - someone had posted "SNAD empty box return beware" in the buyer's "positive" feedback. I cancelled and they tried to blackmail me with negative feedback but I really don't care. Feedback is subjective and can be dealt with, hard cash is lost forever. Consequently, I saved myself $1800 on a rare stamp. I cancelled the transaction and to hell with Ebay's policies. If you as a seller aren't comfortable with the deal - cancel it and force Ebay to understand why you did. Make it painful for Ebay. If enough people do - they will be forced to change - or be bombarded with phone calls like this. CAVEAT VENDIT![/QUOTE]
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