Bramistuta25
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Thanks!
Archived ALL SALES WITHDRAWN
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robpmarsh
Sith Lord
pm sent
Bramistuta25
Sith Lord
C3PO, Lando Skiff, 8D8. Luke FB, Fett, Walrusman and ROTJ B wing pilot all on hold. Some pending payment.
jasdev999
Jedi Master
I love this Leia I think
Bram is a trusted member of SWFUK and anyone buying from him will do so with absolute confidence. I am sure most people here will jump in to support him. That thread you link to is more of newbies coming on here to sell one off stuff or dodgy dealers!! :wink:
Mr-shifter
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jyacal73 said:
Hmm. Bram is well known around these parts, and I have had a few flawless deals with him in the past and personally would have no problem paying him gift (or taking cash to his house)
but, on the flip side your man has a point. Its edds forum and thems the rules. And the rules are the rules for everybody.
Bramistuta25
Sith Lord
Just for clarification. I asked the Mods if my listing was okay including my disclaimer before I listed anything. This was approved. With the greatest of respect it does say that if you are not happy with these requirements then please reconsider buying.
Kind regards,
Bram
Kind regards,
Bram
Bramistuta25 said:
My apologies Bram, I guess it is the Admiral Ackbar coming out in me, I have been burnt in the past with other sellers using gift payments.
But I can clearly see you have nothing to hide or prove............
Jay.
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I used to own at least three of those actual figures :roll:
Countjabula
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Incoming pm on erg and denger 
Sorry Bram, but jyacal73 is right. Apologies if the mods missed it.
As per the site rules, if a buyer WANTS to pay via gift payment, they are perfectly welcome to at their risk. But sellers CANNOT insist on gift payment. If you want to sell here, you need to be open to standard Paypal payments too. You can't refuse to sell to somebody that is requesting to pay the normal way. If fees are a concern, you can add more on to your sale price or ask the buyer to pay the fees.
As you all know there is zero protection for buyers who pay via gift, this is why this rule is in place. Those of you that sell in volume should be able to appreciate that.
As per the site rules, if a buyer WANTS to pay via gift payment, they are perfectly welcome to at their risk. But sellers CANNOT insist on gift payment. If you want to sell here, you need to be open to standard Paypal payments too. You can't refuse to sell to somebody that is requesting to pay the normal way. If fees are a concern, you can add more on to your sale price or ask the buyer to pay the fees.
As you all know there is zero protection for buyers who pay via gift, this is why this rule is in place. Those of you that sell in volume should be able to appreciate that.
Bramistuta25
Sith Lord
I understand Ed and I will change the listings.
My problem with this is that I send everything via fully insured delivery and I pack as well as I can to avoid damage. As it is through PayPal there is no protection for the sellers, if someone opens a claim they simply pay out or take it out of your PayPal account.
Unfortunately for sellers they would then have to claim from the Post Office who we all know are notoriously difficult to get a pay out from!
So where is our protection, if someone is not happy for whatever reason, they get all their money back instantly, we get damaged goods and then have to try and claim it all back.
There must be a common ground for both buyers and sellers to adhere to?
My problem with this is that I send everything via fully insured delivery and I pack as well as I can to avoid damage. As it is through PayPal there is no protection for the sellers, if someone opens a claim they simply pay out or take it out of your PayPal account.
Unfortunately for sellers they would then have to claim from the Post Office who we all know are notoriously difficult to get a pay out from!
So where is our protection, if someone is not happy for whatever reason, they get all their money back instantly, we get damaged goods and then have to try and claim it all back.
There must be a common ground for both buyers and sellers to adhere to?
Bramistuta25
Sith Lord
plantman said:
Just to re-iterate. The buyers protection is in the insurance that they actually pay for.
Maybe make a ruling that if you can ask for payments via GIFT if the seller provides full insurance so that if anything happens the buyer is covered.
