Which offer would you take?

[P_Manning 18]

The US offer could be protected with DC.... the Australian offer only if you pony up $11 for registered mail.

 

[ThoseBackPages]

USA all day

 

[Austin]

USA by a mile.
Nothing against Aussies, but for only $5 less, I'd rather have the peace of mind.

 

[P_Manning 18]

I didnt realize it before I made this poll but the guy from Australia has already won 3 cards from me... so I have to ship something to him anyway. IF I take his $50 offer and ship the other cards he won as well.... would I be protected at all with regeistered mail? Would it show when its delivered?

 

[mburgin]

i've shipped to australia atleast 50 times and have never had the first issue.

 

[Roy Birchler]

I had an auction ending last night. Had a $68 offer from US buyer and a $80 offer from Taiwan. I took the $68.

 

[championMan]

I didnt realize it before I made this poll but the guy from Australia has already won 3 cards from me... so I have to ship something to him anyway. IF I take his $50 offer and ship the other cards he won as well.... would I be protected at all with regeistered mail? Would it show when its delivered?

U should be fine. Just need some tracking # that item send from your area to the person. Paypal only need signature confirm for over $250. I'll take a thanks for the information

 

[Sweetness]

Take the offer from australia. You are already shipping to the buyer, the buyer is already a customer and has the highest bid. I think it would look very bad if his offer is rejected in favor of a lower offer.

 

[bear0555]

I'd send the Australian dude a message that he could pay for registered mail (which I think is like $30) if he uses paypal or send money order in us funds. I just did this with a guy from taiwan and the transaction went great.

 

[Card Magnet]

I voted the US buyer. If the Australian buyer wants to pay for the correct shipping to give you seller protection, then I don't see a problem.

 

[jeff550]

take the austrlia offer if you are already sending to him

 

[chisox3706]

Take the offer from australia. You are already shipping to the buyer, the buyer is already a customer and has the highest bid. I think it would look very bad if his offer is rejected in favor of a lower offer.

yeah i voted aussie cuz hes a "return" customer. he also has impeccable feedback which would lead me to believe that he wouldnt try anything...but who knows anymore.

good luck with whatever you choose!

 

[Pine Tar]

USA all day