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Shipping without tracking is pretty dumb though. I can’t speak for Canada Post but in your neighbour to the south, USPS in my experience has lost about 3% of letters with handwritten addresses and about 1% of those with a computer-printed address.

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Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca ⁨1⁩ ⁨month⁩ ago
Yup, that was really stupid. A hard lesson learned for literally the first package I’d ever shipped myself.

If I remember correctly though; ebay took the buyers side and refunded them before even informing me of the dispute. While I didn’t have evidence to refute it besides a receipt for shipping, they hadn’t really given me the opportunity to even try… Plus at 14 I wasn’t willing to lose $1k and the cards. :/

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- NateNate60@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨month⁩ ago
  While it does sound unfair, eBay policy requires you to upload a tracking number by policy. If there is no tracking number eBay will treat it as having never been shipped. This is laid out in their policy pages. You can only satisfy the shipping requirement by using a tracked service and the one indicated by the buyer.
  
  It’s a strict logical operation. eBay sides with the buyer unless all of the following are satisfied:
  
  A tracking number is uploaded within the specified turnaround time on your listing (I believe it defaults to 2 or 3 working days)
  
  The tracking number corresponds with the buyer’s indicated shipping service (ex. using USPS Ground Advantage when the buyer indicated Priority Mail will fail this requirement)
  
  The package was shipped to the exact address given to you by eBay
  
  The tracking status indicates “delivered” or "available for pickup"
  
  If the order total exceeds $750, you required a signature for the package
  
  If you fail any of the requirements, you are at the buyer’s mercy. It’s harsh but it’s fair.
  
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  - Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca ⁨1⁩ ⁨month⁩ ago
    Note, this was over 15 years ago; their policy has shifted in that time. I don’t believe the shipping requirement was that strict at the time.
    
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