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<p>[QUOTE="Numismania, post: 1125393, member: 28971"]Selling is simple....for shipping, you must ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY have tracking (as has been said, delivery confirm for up to $250, signature confirm for over $250). THAT will eliminate ANY claim of 'not received'. Period. Paypal will side with the seller. NEVER ship without tracking...insurance numbers are NOT acceptable as proof of delivery....you MUST use delivery or signature confirmation. Period.</p><p> </p><p>As far as a return policy, you might as well offer one, as a buyer simply needs to file a SNAD, and Paypal will side with the buyer 100% of the time, regardless of what you state for your return policy. Ebay buyers are getting smart and learning the loopholes to get everything for nothing. Ship without a delivery or sig confirm, and you just gave the buyer the coin (or other item) for free...FREE. End of story, no arguing will get you out of it....you WILL lose.</p><p> </p><p>So, easiest way to sell.....describe/image to the ultimate best of your ability, refrain from using overly descriptive words, like 'rainbow' (unless it IS ABSOLUTELY that colorful.....much like Kryptonitecomics coins....most all of his ARE rainbows, and beauties at that...), offer a return policy, and if at all possible, offer free shipping. </p><p> </p><p>Should a buyer contact you with a problem, bite the bullet immediately and tell them to send it back for full refund of purchase price...only bend on refunding of shipping if the original contact message gives you 'that feeling' that you have a problem buyer, usually identified by strong wording out of the gate. NEVER get sucked in when a buyer says they 'want the coin, but it isn't as described, so give me a partial refund and I'll keep the coin'. ALWAYS take the coin back and issue full refund, only after receiving the coin back. If the buyer ships w/out delivery confirmation, then he's SOL. </p><p> </p><p>Paypal is the land of confirmations. Use them and you'll be safe from 'not received'...other than that, 'it's a buyer's world' and be prepared to be at the mercy of the buyer for anything other than non-delivery...meaning ANY problem, just tell buyer to ship back for full refund, but NEVER give a refund till you have your item back.</p><p> </p><p>Now, if a buyer sends you back a 2009 Jefferson raw, when you shipped him an 1892-S Barber half, and the buyer ships it back with delivery confirmation........[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Numismania, post: 1125393, member: 28971"]Selling is simple....for shipping, you must ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY have tracking (as has been said, delivery confirm for up to $250, signature confirm for over $250). THAT will eliminate ANY claim of 'not received'. Period. Paypal will side with the seller. NEVER ship without tracking...insurance numbers are NOT acceptable as proof of delivery....you MUST use delivery or signature confirmation. Period. As far as a return policy, you might as well offer one, as a buyer simply needs to file a SNAD, and Paypal will side with the buyer 100% of the time, regardless of what you state for your return policy. Ebay buyers are getting smart and learning the loopholes to get everything for nothing. Ship without a delivery or sig confirm, and you just gave the buyer the coin (or other item) for free...FREE. End of story, no arguing will get you out of it....you WILL lose. So, easiest way to sell.....describe/image to the ultimate best of your ability, refrain from using overly descriptive words, like 'rainbow' (unless it IS ABSOLUTELY that colorful.....much like Kryptonitecomics coins....most all of his ARE rainbows, and beauties at that...), offer a return policy, and if at all possible, offer free shipping. Should a buyer contact you with a problem, bite the bullet immediately and tell them to send it back for full refund of purchase price...only bend on refunding of shipping if the original contact message gives you 'that feeling' that you have a problem buyer, usually identified by strong wording out of the gate. NEVER get sucked in when a buyer says they 'want the coin, but it isn't as described, so give me a partial refund and I'll keep the coin'. ALWAYS take the coin back and issue full refund, only after receiving the coin back. If the buyer ships w/out delivery confirmation, then he's SOL. Paypal is the land of confirmations. Use them and you'll be safe from 'not received'...other than that, 'it's a buyer's world' and be prepared to be at the mercy of the buyer for anything other than non-delivery...meaning ANY problem, just tell buyer to ship back for full refund, but NEVER give a refund till you have your item back. Now, if a buyer sends you back a 2009 Jefferson raw, when you shipped him an 1892-S Barber half, and the buyer ships it back with delivery confirmation........[/QUOTE]
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