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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NotSure, post: 1085981, member: 20034&quot;]My transaction WAS paid for with Paypal.&nbsp; I never use any other form of payment for numismatic related items....I won&#039;t even use the &#039;gift&#039; option, as the &#039;gifting&#039; option nullifies all buyer protection.&nbsp; Paypal refused the claim because there was a signature.&nbsp; Paypal simply runs the tracking number, and if it shows &#039;delivered&#039; and &#039;signed for&#039;, they automatically decline the claim, even if it&#039;s signed by someone that doesn&#039;t live in your house.&nbsp; Even if you get a copy of the signature, and explain to Paypal the person doesn&#039;t live there, you don&#039;t know them, etc, it matters not...the seller/shipper followed the rules, there&#039;s a signature, that&#039;s that. of my item.&nbsp; I could still chargeback my CC, but don&#039;t want the seller to take the hit for the USPS&#039;s obvious theft.&nbsp; If they decided to decline the appeal, which I&#039;m assured they won&#039;t, then a CC chargeback would then be in order...but the seller would take the hit, and in this case, neither buyer nor seller should have to eat the $600 for an obvious theft by a dishonest postal employee.&nbsp; It&#039;s getting bad, and seems the only safe way is registered, as each employee that touches it has to sign for it, so there is a paper trail.&nbsp; With simple delivery or signature confirm, there isn&#039;t, and with those stickers on the package, sometimes temptation is too great. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>As an aside, it doesn&#039;t appear the seller in the OP&#039;s item used delivery confirm, he just used insurance.&nbsp; There are TONS of buyers on ebay that just wait to see that, and claim non-delivery.&nbsp; An insurance tag is NOT considered by Paypal to be confirmation of delivery, so, you ebay sellers, make SURE you have delivery confirm for up to $250, and signature confirm for anything over $250.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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