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Old 08-23-2020, 06:33 AM
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I am selling a very expensive card on eBay and received an offer I would normally accept. However the buyers feedback is 0. Would you go ahead and sell and rely one bays guarantee or just not take the chance? I have 12 hours left.
Is it zero because he hasn't been active in a while or did he join the same day he made the offer? It's a tough spot. Ebay tends to protect the buyer more than the seller. Depending on what the definition of "very expensive" is, I'd likely sit this one out. Just not worth the risk to me. If you did accept, I'd insure it to the max and require signature on delivery. With the current state of the USPS, the buyer might be the least of your worries. Good luck.
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