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Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?

Has anyone ever had someone with excellent feedback try and scam them? (x-post from r/eBay) I'm just wondering, because possibly (once again) someone is trying to scam me. Long story short, I relisted my item after I a UPI case was closed and got a message the next day asking me about the device and if shipping was free. Yes, shipping was free and the item was spotless (I stated this in my item description). They buy the item via buy it now, and I send an invoice because I did not receive payment (despite the fact that they said they would pay immediately. Note that I would love to enable "buyer must pay immediately" but I don't have a business/premier Paypal account.). All communication stopped (it was near-instant before) and after some searching around, I found that their address was not valid on Google maps (though a close variant is) and that they're on two bad buyer lists. See [here](http://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/4e4459126c1f660b0b41) and [here.](http://twitter.com/thaiebayuser/statuses/159928026677780480) I am thoroughly perplexed by this situation because the buyer in question, [i3iom4ik](http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=i3iom4ik&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true), has perfect feedback (317) and has only left two neutral feedbacks for supposedly broken items. I would expect something like this as scammers often do try and do good transactions before going in for the big game (so as to look credible), but doing 317 good transactions seems a bit excessive. If they do pay, I plan to ship via Express Mail International with insurance. Is this a good plan? Any idea what to here, guys?