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05-03-2007, 10:43 AM
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Protecting yourself as a buyer
Posted By: Dave F
I have a BIN I am looking at on ebay. It is in the neighborhood of about $800. Paypal is not accepted...usually thats how I'd just go ahead and pay. The payment method of choice is money orders. It is a fairly big time dealer...good feedback and all. I'm not too concerned in it being a huge risk....but at the same time, I've never sent a $800 money order before. Is there something I should do to protect myself with that? Should I have the money order delivered with a delivery confirmation or something? 
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