Buyer want item to post to different address

Buyer want item to post to different address, is that safe and common request?

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Economy Delivery says it all.

 

Wrong method of postage, posting to wrong address. Buyer opens Not Received case and as you have no proof of delivery to the address you have been given by Paypal, you have to refund.

 

No good claiming on Royal Mail as they have delivered to the address you posted to, and even if genuinely lost, you still have to refund but RM would at best only pay £20 compensation.

 

No item no money. You have to protect yourself, no one else will.

No, you must only post to the address given to you in your Paypal email. Posting anywhere else will lose you your seller protection.

 

Make sure you send it tracked and insured and add the tracking number to the transaction, making sure ti keep your postage receipt for 13 months to protect yourself against chargebacks.

 

If your buyer is isnsisting they want it sent to a different address, cancel the sale using 'buyer asked to cancel' and ask buyer to add their address at checkout when he buys iy again. You would have to relist the item for the buyer.

Is a Scam. You would lose any Seller Protection if you don't Post to the Address which Ebay send you on the order. Very important you don't send anywhere else. Make sure you send by Royal Mail Special delivery to be fully covered against Loss or Damage in Transit. Then Add the Tracking Number into Dispatch.

papso22
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You should only ever post to the address the buyer used at checkout, which will be the one you are told to post to when they pay.  It is definitely not safe to post elsewhere and it is not a common request from  buyers.  Some more details would help though. 

 

Have you checked the money is in your paypal account?  A new seller with that sort of item is a scammer magnet, so any unusual requests should be treated with extreme suspicion. 

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