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who should leave feedback, the one who sends money, the one who sends minis, both people or no one?
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both leave feedback if both parties are satisfied.
You both still were parties to a trade. If both parties are satified that a good trade occurred then it should be registered by both.
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Both should leave feedback because they were both involved in the trade/sale. 
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Do the same "lowest GTL rating ships first" rules apply?
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carnorjax1 wrote:Do the same "lowest GTL rating ships first" rules apply? I think that would probably be completely up to the 2 parties involved. I know for me i have the 2nd highest rank of GTL refs & if i did a trade with a user previously & i know them to where i have some trust, then myself personally i would do a simul send. But i guess when it comes to buying/selling then again would be completely up to the parties involved.
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Wait they or you are shipping money?  No way in a million years would I do that even if it was a check. This is why the maker gave us paypal. If you are the one paying for the minis then you can use paypal and if the minis sender doesn't deliver then you get your money back. If you are the minis guy then you have peace knowing you already have the money. Everyone wins. No better way than that and the only method I would ever use.
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Boba52 wrote:This is why the maker gave us paypal. ... Everyone wins. No better way than that and the only method I would ever use. Quoted For Truth. 
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Yeah, shipping cash is usually a no-go for me. Anyone can open the envelop and remove the funds, none to be the wiser.
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Well for me, I don't have pay-pal so I ask if they will accept a money order. Most guy's will.
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SquelchDog wrote:Well for me, I don't have pay-pal so I ask if they will accept a money order. Most guy's will. I'm in the same boat as you, no Pay-pal. I've done many a trades/sales buy using Money Orders and have not had any problems.
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Boba52 wrote:Wait they or you are shipping money? No way in a million years would I do that even if it was a check. This is why the maker gave us paypal. If you are the one paying for the minis then you can use paypal and if the minis sender doesn't deliver then you get your money back. If you are the minis guy then you have peace knowing you already have the money. Everyone wins. No better way than that and the only method I would ever use. While this is certainly a great way to go, I would point out that people send checks/money orders by mail all the time. It's called paying bills  It is a simple enough matter to send *registered* mail, that the recipient has to sign for. It doesn't cost that much. If Paypal isn't a viable option for some reason. I've sent cash a couple times, but I was also shipping minis along with it and got delivery confirmation. And, I already trusted the people I was sending it to.
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swinefeld wrote:Boba52 wrote:Wait they or you are shipping money? No way in a million years would I do that even if it was a check. This is why the maker gave us paypal. If you are the one paying for the minis then you can use paypal and if the minis sender doesn't deliver then you get your money back. If you are the minis guy then you have peace knowing you already have the money. Everyone wins. No better way than that and the only method I would ever use. While this is certainly a great way to go, I would point out that people send checks/money orders by mail all the time. It's called paying bills It is a simple enough matter to send *registered* mail, that the recipient has to sign for. It doesn't cost that much. If Paypal isn't a viable option for some reason. I've sent cash a couple times, but I was also shipping minis along with it and got delivery confirmation. And, I already trusted the people I was sending it to. Registered mail is a great way to go, done that a few time's. "While this is certainly a great way to go, I would point out that people send checks/money orders by mail all the time. It's called paying bills "  Now that was funny.  Not picking on you or any thing Boba52, ya gotta admit that was a good one.  @ Boba52 Thanks for your input though, give's other people something to think about.
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MandaloreTheFirst wrote:SquelchDog wrote:Well for me, I don't have pay-pal so I ask if they will accept a money order. Most guy's will. I'm in the same boat as you, no Pay-pal. I've done many a trades/sales buy using Money Orders and have not had any problems. Ya, it's been good for me too no problem's yet. 
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swinefeld wrote: It's called paying bills This is true, but not for me. I pay all my bills electronically online. No checks. No snail mail. No postage. I also would point out to people that paypal isn't a disease, it is a program you use, so the to have a response "I don't have it" doesn't make a lot of sense to me. It isn't something you catch, it is something you sign up for and use. You may choose not to use it and that is fine and your choice. As a consumer, I just like the piece of mind knowing I can buy something right away without going through a bunch of hoops with the seller knowing if the seller doesn't come through I get my money back and yes I have had to use this function before and when you need to use it and see how it works you will be glad that you did and will never think of doing it any other way. I have sent money order before and yes it works, but that was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. To me it feels antiquated, you know like actually using a stamp! 
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I recently had someone fraudulently use my PayPal account. Though the process was a little confusing, I ended up getting all the money refunded, and no money was taken out of my bank account or charged to my credit card. That's proof positive, to me at least, that PayPal works, and should I ever have the need to make a PayPal claim to get my money back from a scammer, I'll be glad I used PayPal and not cash through the mail or a money order.
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Boba52 wrote:swinefeld wrote: It's called paying bills This is true, but not for me. I pay all my bills electronically online. No checks. No snail mail. No postage. I also would point out to people that paypal isn't a disease, it is a program you use, so the to have a response "I don't have it" doesn't make a lot of sense to me. It isn't something you catch, it is something you sign up for and use. You may choose not to use it and that is fine and your choice. As a consumer, I just like the piece of mind knowing I can buy something right away without going through a bunch of hoops with the seller knowing if the seller doesn't come through I get my money back and yes I have had to use this function before and when you need to use it and see how it works you will be glad that you did and will never think of doing it any other way. I have sent money order before and yes it works, but that was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. To me it feels antiquated, you know like actually using a stamp! No arguments whatsoever I mail something like 2 checks per month for bills I can't pay online, and then the odd occasions that come up from time to time. I just brought up the other options to mention other options  And I usually can't pass up a opportunity when I spot one
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Boba52 wrote:swinefeld wrote: It's called paying bills This is true, but not for me. I pay all my bills electronically online. No checks. No snail mail. No postage. I also would point out to people that paypal isn't a disease, it is a program you use, so the to have a response "I don't have it" doesn't make a lot of sense to me. It isn't something you catch, it is something you sign up for and use. You may choose not to use it and that is fine and your choice. As a consumer, I just like the piece of mind knowing I can buy something right away without going through a bunch of hoops with the seller knowing if the seller doesn't come through I get my money back and yes I have had to use this function before and when you need to use it and see how it works you will be glad that you did and will never think of doing it any other way. I have sent money order before and yes it works, but that was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. To me it feels antiquated, you know like actually using a stamp! "paypal isn't a disease" Thought I had that once as a kid, or was it chicken pox? I have thought about signing up for it, I can just google it I guess. "To me it feels antiquated, you know like actually using a stamp!" Now that was funny.
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Boba52 wrote:swinefeld wrote: It's called paying bills This is true, but not for me. I pay all my bills electronically online. No checks. No snail mail. No postage. I also would point out to people that paypal isn't a disease, it is a program you use, so the to have a response "I don't have it" doesn't make a lot of sense to me. It isn't something you catch, it is something you sign up for and use. You may choose not to use it and that is fine and your choice. As a consumer, I just like the piece of mind knowing I can buy something right away without going through a bunch of hoops with the seller knowing if the seller doesn't come through I get my money back and yes I have had to use this function before and when you need to use it and see how it works you will be glad that you did and will never think of doing it any other way. I have sent money order before and yes it works, but that was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. To me it feels antiquated, you know like actually using a stamp! I dont have/use Paypal because I am using my public library computers for intenet access and since I dont trust the security on them, I do not do any banking or banking related things(such as Paypal) on the library computers.
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MandaloreTheFirst wrote:
I don't have/use Paypal because I am using my public library computers for intenet access and since I dont trust the security on them, I do not do any banking or banking related things(such as Paypal) on the library computers.
That shouldn't matter, encryption is handled by the host site, not the library. Just make sure you don't x the box that saves your password.
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MandaloreTheFirst wrote:Boba52 wrote:swinefeld wrote: It's called paying bills This is true, but not for me. I pay all my bills electronically online. No checks. No snail mail. No postage. I also would point out to people that paypal isn't a disease, it is a program you use, so the to have a response "I don't have it" doesn't make a lot of sense to me. It isn't something you catch, it is something you sign up for and use. You may choose not to use it and that is fine and your choice. As a consumer, I just like the piece of mind knowing I can buy something right away without going through a bunch of hoops with the seller knowing if the seller doesn't come through I get my money back and yes I have had to use this function before and when you need to use it and see how it works you will be glad that you did and will never think of doing it any other way. I have sent money order before and yes it works, but that was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. To me it feels antiquated, you know like actually using a stamp! I dont have/use Paypal because I am using my public library computers for intenet access and since I dont trust the security on them, I do not do any banking or banking related things(such as Paypal) on the library computers. In that case I wouldn't get it either. Not on a public computer. 
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