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Need Ebay help

Jen_n_Dale Posted:

Need Ebay help

ok I sold a cd to someone. I sent it out and used first class mail. I didn't offer insurance but the buyer didn't say if he wanted any.

Well turns out he received his package but with no item in it. I know it was there when I mailed it. Can I still be held responsible? He said he was contacting the post office.
ChristineC68 Posted:

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Was the packaging ripped when he received it? The post office usually puts the envelope & item in a plastic bag if that's what happened.

Jen_n_Dale Posted:

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What he wrote:

received the package but there was nothing in it. I’m in the process of checking with the post office to see if it fell out and maybe the have a CD without a home. You don’t happen to have an extra one do you?
yabbobay Posted:

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I'm thinking that you are OK...there must be something when you sign up for ebay that insurance is your responsibility...check the ebay rules page...just for peace of mind

Jen_n_Dale Posted:

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I checked his feedback rating and he is like me, 100%. We are trying to work something out through email.

yabbobay Posted:

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this is what I found:

Retain reasonable proof-of-shipment that can be tracked online

Always keep proof that you honored the payment and made the shipment to the buyer's Confirmed Address. You will be required to provide a copy of this shipment record in cases of disputes. The tracking documentation must show that you shipped to the Confirmed Address. For items valued at $250 or more, you must include a signature from the recipient as proof of receipt. Most U.S. carrier companies, including the U.S. Postal Service, offer proof of delivery services



this is what will CYA...but I hope you can work something out
Jen_n_Dale Posted:

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I don't even have the recept from the post office. At least I don't hink I do. I mean it was only $3 but I know I sent it. Darn ebay. lol.

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