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You could always give ebay a call/message and see what their take on it is. Certainly informing them of your concerns prior to sending is probably a good way to get them ‘on side’.
I’ve done this where someone has contacted me after purchasing an item to ask me to send it to an alternate address and they advised me how to protect myself.
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I've called eBay, told them of my concerns and have their "120% guarantee " that I am fully protected should the buyer claim a not received/described or return an empty box. They said the buyer has a number of other active and 'in good standing' accounts linked to the same email/paypal. Given all this and having taken the call reference number I shall get on and post. Cheers all
user87801
Thanks all. Have sold to zero feedback before without issue but non UK location and off license collection is seriously off putting. Bizarre to have 0 feedback but joined over 2 years ago. Think I'll cancel and cite address issue with a polite msg, then block!