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Well, what if the seller wasn’t intending to post it, and listed a price for a nice easy collection? A keen buyer will prob be happy to pay postage and any PayPal fees. It stings a bit but it’s the price for not collecting them. I don’t really have an issue with it anyway
MCamb-
Yeah, as a non-Londoner and therefore mostly a remote buyer/seller, that’s where I find the issue with a blanket goods and services only rule lies. If I buy something from someone in that London, they’re going to end up with less than if someone local buys it for cash. As a buyer I tend to assume that I’m to add fees as well as postage.
AlexD
Quoting @PhilDAS
*Can we have a rule if it doesn't already exist somewhere, that sellers must not demand paypal fees be payed by the buyer. the cost of using paypal should remain with the seller as paypal intends and buyers shouldn't be forced to pay extra just to ensure they're not getting ripped off. I thought this was in the rules already but can't spot it now
Where are on this one again? If the seller wants to sell via PayPal, then the seller takes the hit on the fees or the seller adjusts the price includes the fees?
I think it's rude if someone asks to pay fees, which forces you down the PayPal gift path.
At the the end of the day it's bobbins, principals need to be kept.