That's a good idea. I think I WILL stop shipping internationally. It's always a pain to have to wait in line at the PO and fillout the customs forms. Automated teller works so much smoother.
I can understand a business being responsible for damaged goods. I'd be upset if I ordered something from target.com or such places and it arrived broken.
It used to be that eBay was for ordinary Joe's, selling stuff on the side, like an online garage sale.
Now it's just a pain in the butt.
Sellers can't leave negative feedback?
Shipping is controlled?
I had a HUGE item I was selling once and eBay wanted to cap my shipping at 4.00.
I've sold countless things, but it's just the software I've been selling recently that has given me problems and negative feedbacks. One guy realized he already owned the same software and wanted me to take the loss on a refund.
Another guy admitted he read in the description that one of the discs was only a trial disc, yet he bid anyway and then was angry about it and left negative feedback.
I think maybe people are copying these discs and then requesting refunds.
