48 hours post winning bid

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Baine

And lo-and-behold, I have finally gotten a message from the seller of the Wii, I purchased. 


I don't know, when I used to sell stuff on EBay, I was friggin ON TOP of all my auctions, I knew how much time something had left, who was bidding..blah blah. 


But I digress(sp?), the seller has giving me a address to use to send him/her (Person is from India so I have no idea if the name is male or female) so now that I have gotten paid, I can send them a Cashiers check.  Oh and you can bet your asses I am going to send it delivery confirmation. 




I don't want to hear some crap about them not getting the payment.


 

Comments (6)

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YEM·
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JeepChick·
India? ummm....be careful....I only use Paypal with my Ebay stuff [I buy/sell a lot on there]. Cashier's checks and international seller can sometimes equal scam.
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DragonsFairy83·
Glad they finally got back to you. I hate when people leave you hanging.
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NorthernPlato·
I'm going to echo what JeepChick said: not using secured methods to (such as paypal) and using what amounts to cash to pay for an item opens one up to the risk of a scam. Given the \"hot ticket\" status of the Wii again this holiday season, I'd be extremely wary of cash dealings.\r \r If you do go that route, I hope it works out for you, and you have your Wii in time for Christmas
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Baine·
I m not mailing it to India, the person is Indian...I apologize if thats not the proper term for someone of Indian decent.
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JeepChick·
Oh! Person is Indian, but lives in the US....ok...lol....\r \r