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Hi all,
I'm selling my old graphics card (I don't have access to ocuk selling forums any more since the great wipe 20 years back lol) and I've listed it on fb marketplace. I've never sold such a high ticket item on there before, but a "guy" has messaged me asking to buy it, pay extra for postage and send to his "son at uni".
He wants to pay paypal, which i'd rather not as I advertised as cash/bt on collection (wasn't intending to post).
the paranoid in me is concerned that I could be being scammed somehow as I'm always hearing about some scam or another. I've been massively out of pocket before selling things (amazon marketplace though... never again)
I cannot see anything on the persons profile other than name and a photo.
Can't they just simply claim that I didn't send what I was supposed to, or claim it as faulty or that sort of thing? Obviously the card is 100% working fine and I don't intend to scam them, but I note that the paypal buyers protection seems to be a lot more robust than any protection offered to sellers.
thanks in advance
I'm selling my old graphics card (I don't have access to ocuk selling forums any more since the great wipe 20 years back lol) and I've listed it on fb marketplace. I've never sold such a high ticket item on there before, but a "guy" has messaged me asking to buy it, pay extra for postage and send to his "son at uni".
He wants to pay paypal, which i'd rather not as I advertised as cash/bt on collection (wasn't intending to post).
the paranoid in me is concerned that I could be being scammed somehow as I'm always hearing about some scam or another. I've been massively out of pocket before selling things (amazon marketplace though... never again)
I cannot see anything on the persons profile other than name and a photo.
Can't they just simply claim that I didn't send what I was supposed to, or claim it as faulty or that sort of thing? Obviously the card is 100% working fine and I don't intend to scam them, but I note that the paypal buyers protection seems to be a lot more robust than any protection offered to sellers.
thanks in advance