Quote from: kryptopath on October 29, 2017, 02:12:43 AM

Quote from: Zepher on October 28, 2017, 08:02:38 PM

Quote from: TheHouse. on October 28, 2017, 07:21:21 PM

Quote from: kryptopath on October 27, 2017, 09:56:03 PM

After messaging OP, and directed to Skype, he proceeded to setup the sale and eventually refusing to use escrow as "he's new so he doesn't trust escrow." Right.

Use escrow with EVERYONE people. Assume the worst without it.

And yet did nemerous successful deals in this forum.
offered that you pay upon confirmation of the order and you declined.

Not getting involved in any dispute between the two of you, but declining escrow isn't the wisest idea, TheHouse. Can appreciate you offered to let him pay upon receipt of the goods, but you should always be open to using escrow on this forum, even if you tell the buyer that they alone are responsible for the escrow fees

And no he did not agree to payment on "reciept of goods". He expected payment after placing the order and providing me with a confirmation link. Sending payment an hour after the order is placed gives plenty of time to cancel before it gets shipped.

I'm more than happy to buy if we actually use escrow correctly. Upon arrival of goods at my address is when escrow should be released. Not when I get a order placed link.

Okay, that is completely different then, and I wouldn't have been too comfortable with that either.

Once again I need to reiterate the fact you should be allowing your customers to use escrow TheHouse, if that is what they desire. You are still a relatively new member on this forum who has not yet built up a reputation for being a trustworthy vendor.

Usually the buyer pays for any escrow fees so this doesn't affect your bottom line.

Think about it. You'll likely get more customers this way.