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ic, i guess the key phrase is still caveat emptor. as someone who was ripped off on the bst because i had to send a $630 mo away with no recourse, any extra measure of security you guys can implement is good news for the buyer. at least with ebay you will always have paypal and your cc company standing behind the transaction to fall back on....which i don't think most of the sellers on GSB will accept. i don't mind sending any amount to long time members but would certainly hesitate sending $50 at someone new or unknown.
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