I've been on the receiving end a few times. I've always contacted the seller
and asked if they would ship to Australia. They have always accepted
Billpoint (I think that's what it is called) and paid by card quickly.
In your case, I don't know. I bought a calculator for $40 US, and the
freight was just added on to the final bill. This is very easy under
Billpoint.
So this doesn't help you at all. The French buyer should have contacted you
prior to serious bidding. I just wanted to push the other side!
Foxy
----- Original Message -----
I just made my first Ebay sale, and already there's a problem. My ad
clearly specified, "U.S. and Canada bidders only, please," cashier's check
or money order, U.S. priority mail shipping. So of course the winning
bidder has a .fr at the end of his email address, indicating he is in
France. He has not contacted me yet. He has good feedback. There is a
U.S bidder one dollar lower who the French bidder "sniped" at the last
minute.
So what do I do now? Do I have a right to refuse to sell to him? I
couldn't find anything about this situation on the Ebay help. Or should I
just live with it?
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