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03-10-2022, 09:08 AM
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Tips for a new seller to reduce risk of disputes with buyers?
Greetings -- I have been a buyer/collector of vintage cards for decades. But I have rarely been a seller -- particularly an online seller. Can anyone share some basic tips (or links to good posts) that help new online sellers reduce the risk of disputes with buyers? For example, the risk of shipping cards first and not receiving payment? As a new online seller, I don't have a track record of sales and reviews to rely on. I see a huge and impressive volume of transactions here on this amazing listerv, so I'm sure this knowledge is out there. With apologies if this has been discussed a million times before. Thanks in advance for anyone willing to share.
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Collecting vintage baseball, basketball and football. https://www.ebay.com/fdbk/feedback_profile/karamiles Completed deals with: J56baseball, shorttmail66, sec249 sports, John91C, Badhus1 
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