If a buyer provides their address and payment is made via real-time bank transfer or PayPal once the goods arrive, would you accept that?
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No way. I would only accept advance payment and not only trust that it will only be paid at receipt of goods.
Even if I received a copy of the identity card; I would not do it, because such documents usually show someone – but not the fraud;)
Of course not.
I’ll send the package when the money is here.
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There are so many fraudsters on classifieds. Never in my life would I send the goods first.
There are also so many fraudulent sellers: Some sellers could try to fool buyers by not offering existing or defective items.
No.
First the money, then the merchandise.
As a buyer, I could say I paid money and no merchandise.
Right. That is why you should be able to prove that the article has been sent.
Of course not!!!
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