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There is no universally good payment method other than paying cash in person after inspecting the item.

PayPal mainly puts the seller at risk, via a "not as described" complaint, but also provides...

While it's true that a shipper won't tell you where an item is delivered, it may be possible to get a document from them stating that it was NOT delivered to you, which eBay will accept if you appeal...

I have, and they did. Once the item is reshipped, the seller is off the hook.

If an eBay buyer uses a reshipper, the seller’s responsibility for delivery ends when the item reaches the reshipper’s address. The quality of overseas tracking is irrelevant.

I have done this as follows:


Work with a copy of the image file
Change the size to the desired output if you were printing the full image (in your case, 40x60 inches)
Crop the image to...

Yes, you can:

https://iphonephotographyschool.com/double-exposure-portraits/

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-make-double-exposures-with-your-dslr/

Are you using a computer or a phone? A screen shot of what you're seeing would help.

That’s how you handle it. File the non-payment complaint now. That gives the buyer 96 hours to pay. If you don’t receive payment by the end of that time, you can close the case and ebay will refund...

eBay has been around for 25 years, so we haven't been in Kansas for a generation.

You opened the wrong type of complaint (“not received”). A “not as described” complaint would have gotten you a refund.

Is the money in your PayPal account?

eBay doesn't have the money, so ...

You've checked your PayPal account to confirm that the funds are there? If you haven't, do that now. That's ALWAYS Step #1.

If you see the funds in PayPal, and if you're being told to ship, you...

Two years ago.

Yes, that would be interesting. I had expected periods of clouds and sun, but the clouds won that day. I'll be back. The interior is said to be spectacular; unfortunately, the Department of Homeland...

U.S. Custom House, Baltimore

https://bakerartist.org/sites/default/files/styles/project_artwork_xxxx600/public/projects/15160/US%20Custom%20House%20Baltimore_0.jpg

"Obsidian" reminds me of some of Brett Weston's ice photos:

http://www.donjamesfineart.com/uploads/1/0/2/5/102577980/obsidian_orig.jpg

Relistings count as one of your 50 free per month, same as the original listing. If you're getting charged, then you're doing more than 50 listings/relistings per month (or you have a store...

Go here:

https://www.ebay.com/sh/lst/active

To the left of your item's photo, there should be an "Edit" link. Click the down arrow next to "Edit", and select "End item". On the next page,...

If you have more questions before you start, or if you run into an issue with a sale, please post again. It can be a bit disorienting, and even counter-intuitive at times.

Skunk cabbage

https://bakerartist.org/sites/default/files/styles/project_artwork_xxxx600/public/projects/15160/Skunk%20Cabbage%20800.jpg?itok=QWvo_-rE

I’m still hung up on the “directed my wife” part.

10.79%? All the eBay sellers I know are being charged 10.00% (except the ones who list in categories with a lower %, and the ones in eBay's doghouse who are paying 14%).

Paypal charges 2.9% + 30...

It’s fine if the buyer requests it (and pays for it). But that protects the buyer from “porch pirates”; it does nothing for the seller. Once the tracking number shows delivery on a sub-$750 sale, the...

Your information is several years out of date. $750 is the limit. Requiring a signature for amounts less than that only inconveniences your buyers, while not giving you any added protection.
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Buyer gets your PayPal email address, then sends a fake "PayPal" email telling you that you've been paid, but the funds are being held until you provide a tracking number. PayPal DOES hold payments...

Lots of things:

1) Use the Fixed Price format, with the "Immediate payment required" option, to avoid non-payers and scammers.
2) If a buyer says they're having trouble paying, and asks for your...

I got part way through the article before the registration screen came up. When I click on the "Terms of Use" link, I got a "404 page not found" error.

I'll pass.

That’s a wonderful ice photo. What was the actual size of the section in the photo?

Your "What Remains" series is amazing. Thanks for sharing.