Paypal question

[Neal Myers]

Rick, I think those crafty fellows at "that site" may have covered all the angles. Their policy is that a seller MUST accept Paypal, & MAY NOT accept any other form of payment.

So, the only way your correspondent could "get" the item would be if he hasn't met your reserve & no one outbids him, & the item appears to be unsold. I don't know how your auction is set up, but it may be difficult to beat the system.

Keep in mind, if the customer is unhappy & reports you, both accounts will be frozen for months. I don't think it's worth the chance; the fanatics can be vicious.

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[Ramboueille]

Rick, I think those crafty fellows at "that site" may have covered all the angles. Their policy is that a seller MUST accept Paypal, & MAY NOT accept any other form of payment.

So, the only way your correspondent could "get" the item would be if he hasn't met your reserve & no one outbids him, & the item appears to be unsold. I don't know how your auction is set up, but it may be difficult to beat the system.

Keep in mind, if the customer is unhappy & reports you, both accounts will be frozen for months. I don't think it's worth the chance; the fanatics can be vicious.

Neal,

If the buyer initiates the request to pay via postal money order by way of "Asking the Seller a Question," and you have that mesage on record, you can accept that form of payment.