bbarsh wrote:I am in the middle of one of those right now. This one went to Canada. Problem is that I can't do shit because there is no "choice available when you ship internationally. There is no tracking number for standard airmail packages. I had go through customer service nightmare just to get an email through to paypal which I have no idea if it ever got where it was supposed to go. Basically, if you do not have tracking, your f...ked. The crappy thing is that everything I send goes priority w/track in the u.s. no exceptions. Overseas goes global priority - so you get a track number. Problem is that boxed set stuff is too pricey so it goes reg. airmail - which is what my current problem is. Time to amend my shipping policy yet again. No packages go international. Just what I can get in a glob. priority.
bbarsh wrote:Basically, if you do not have tracking, your f...ked.
bbarsh wrote:I am back to considering a complete block of all international sales. Problem is that I am seeing much higher and frequent action from that side.
bbarsh wrote:My problem just got resolved. Buyer finally admitted that he recieved item and cancelled his claim at the very last moment. I am back to considering a complete block of all international sales. Problem is that I am seeing much higher and frequent action from that side.
Reindeergamez wrote:bbarsh wrote:My problem just got resolved. Buyer finally admitted that he recieved item and cancelled his claim at the very last moment. I am back to considering a complete block of all international sales. Problem is that I am seeing much higher and frequent action from that side.I think that way sometimes too when I have to deal with a problem, BUT... to be honest some of my very favorite (and regular) bidders are international. It can be a bit of a hassle but I know that certain item bid prices go SKY HIGH from allowing international sales, plus it' fun corresponding with people all over the place.
Badmike wrote:Very understanding, no histrionics or screaming fits, unlike a lot of US bidders who if their $5 item doesn't arrive in 2 days threaten everything short of castration....Mike B.
killjoy32 wrote:hey guys, just giving y'all the lowdown on yet another ebayer that has latched onto me and bclarkie.he bid on about 5/6 of my items some time back but thankfully only won one. he paid immediately by e-cheque, whereas my auctions always state that if you are NOT from the UK, i will contact you with an invoice. the dumb shit is clearly someone me n clarkie suspect, but BC is a far better snoop than me so i will leave that bit to him.i mailed the guy to see if he had got the book (i sent 12 US parcels the same day - this guy is the only one that DIDNT get his parcel....yeah right)....he replied that it hadnt arrived yet. he never contacted me after that.everyone who has dealt with me knows i am cool to deal with - i donthave a problem refunding anyone and just like the deal to be cool.oh well you live and learnby the way, they ebayers name is G4GREEN all you sellers - add him to your blocked list as all hes gonna do is stiff you.Al
bclarkie wrote:Hey Kevin, I know you still read these forums from time to time and all I have to say is hahahahahahaha!!!!! You may be the bigeest freakin loser I have ever seen. hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!
killjoy32 wrote:bclarkie wrote:Hey Kevin, I know you still read these forums from time to time and all I have to say is hahahahahahaha!!!!! You may be the bigeest freakin loser I have ever seen. hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!! i shoulda twigged earlier tho - the feckin sap sent an e-cheque before i could invoice. being the nice guy that i am, i even sent the item as a goodwill gesture and he got away with the shipping diff too...guess i am too good natured
Terminal_Frost wrote:I recall UPS ground is pretty reasonable to Canada (and has tracking).
If you can get insurance on an item going overseas you will at least have one leg to stand on since it is scanned when it crosses over to the next country. I havent had to use that in a claim yet but maybe that would be acceptable in a dispute (proof that it was sent at least).