When I opened the message, I found that Robert Findley had written:
> I have been using eBay since 1999 and I have a PayPal Premier Account. The
> fees charged are small compared to the services provided and the seamless
> interaction with eBay. I figure it probably saves about 15 to 30 minutes
> work
> per auction. That adds up after a while. I don't keep a large balance in
> the
> account and have never had any problems.
PayPal is the only (figuratively) way to fly (figuratively) unless you
only want to accept money orders.
There is always a chance of a chargeback, though, if your buyer isn't
happy about something or is just a pain.
If I sell something outside the US, I don't warrant it. Therefore I
won't accept PayPal in that case. Money Orders only.....and I check
them BEFORE I ship the item.
> I am not familiar with BidPay ... so no comment.
It's just a Money Order site. Fine for sellers. They notify you that
your buyer has sent you a money order and that it is on the way.
You can ship then or wait until you get it in your hands.
Oh yes, as with anything other than the green stuff, there's the remote
chance you might have problems with stop payment. I have never
had this happen with money orders, although I got a large one which
was phony.....and I was expecting it, knowing it was a scam.
Know what, though? Nobody gives a hoot! The bank isn't out
anything cuz they won't cash it. Only the unsophisticated seller who
ships without checking is at loss.
Happy Christmas Eve!
Jim
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