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sauromatian wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:The seller's statement that "this belongs in your collection!!!" has implications, seeing as the mold might spread to the rest of your books. Malicious intent? What does this dude have against our collections?
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cdenham wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:These are kind of rare I believe...The Unspeakable Oath for Call of Cthulhu ** expired/removed eBay auction **]e
faro wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:This other seller couldn't even get $9.99 for their box with extras, which despite the considerable additional shelf wear is still holding out not too badly considering how fragile these are;
lokiwookie wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:And the seller is using the International Priority Shipping, which is a high robbery and no international buyer will bid as soon as a seller is using this shipping program.
Badmike wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:Unless the item is a single sheet, map or paperback I only use Priority international and have hundreds of sales overseas. Its the only method that will insure me full refund from ebay/paypal if the item is lost or damaged, and it's essential if you're mailing to countries with terrible mailing service (Greece, Brazil, Italy, etc). Plus it has tracking which can calm a buyer down when (like right now) I've sent an item overseas and it's been stuck in Chicago for weeks, otherwise there is no proof you've mailed the item, and they'll just demand a refund. Send something with no priority mail means no tracking and no insurance, and I'm out of pocket if the item is lost, damaged, or the buyer just feels like messing with me....no thanks!Mike B.
Zenfinite wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:Badmike wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:Unless the item is a single sheet, map or paperback I only use Priority international and have hundreds of sales overseas. Its the only method that will insure me full refund from ebay/paypal if the item is lost or damaged, and it's essential if you're mailing to countries with terrible mailing service (Greece, Brazil, Italy, etc). Plus it has tracking which can calm a buyer down when (like right now) I've sent an item overseas and it's been stuck in Chicago for weeks, otherwise there is no proof you've mailed the item, and they'll just demand a refund. Send something with no priority mail means no tracking and no insurance, and I'm out of pocket if the item is lost, damaged, or the buyer just feels like messing with me....no thanks!Mike B.100% truth. Everything you ship overseas on eBay, if you don't use Priority Mail, you shouldn't expect to keep your money. I'll send something to a fellow Acaeumite regular mail overseas, but not on eBay. Zen
red_bus wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:Oops. My mistake, I was not referring to a specific means of posting (I have no view on that), but the special ebay global shipping programme - which effectively halted at a stroke most of my US purchases. I think recently they may be trying to make it better, but I also notice (anecdotally) that fewer sellers are using it, so perhaps it has not been that "useful" after all. More broadly I have been buying and selling rpgs since 2000 and I think I have only had one item go astray from the US in that time. Your international postal service seems generally pretty robust (as is the Royal Mail)....and while I am reminiscing I have only even been ripped off a few times in that period. The worst was a total rookie error when I paid for a high-end MERP book by bank transfer (horror!!!) to Germany. Haha! :lol: