Recently I have had numerous orders with a different Shipping address and Paypal address. I try to catch them each time and verify with the customer which one is correct and invariably the Paypal address was incorrect and needed to be updated. Now if they pay by Paypal I am only protected if I send to a Paypal address so if it is a small order I just send wherever they want but on larger ones I get them to go change their Paypal address. The problem comes in when I do not notice the difference and the package gets sent to an incorrect address. This recently cost me $30 to pay for half the postage to resend a package to France for a large order. It also looks like it may cost me $2.00 on a 10 cent order to resend another. So basically I am wondering if there is some way to force the customer to have a matching paypal and ship to address.
James
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To me, the answer is easy. Any time you get paid by PayPal, ship to the PayPal address. You can put that in store terms or in a big flashing banner, but some people still will fail to notice. It's not your fault, and as you say PayPal pretty much wants you to do it that way. I doubt I would pay half of shipping in a case like this, and no way would I pay all of it. But that's me.
Chris
At this stage I think I would prefer to keep it as it is, providing all of the addresses to the seller, and then the seller can contact the customer to update the PayPal address if they are uncomfortable.
With regards to having to resend a package, can I ask in what situation that occurs, as in, is that if you send to the PayPal address instead of the shipping address when the PayPal and shipping address is different?
James
James
A seller who sends to any other address risks a chargeback.
With Stripe, you do your own fighting.
Then again, we have relative small orders < € 10,- incl. shipping, so this might be different when selling sets etc....
I don't see anything in the T&C about a minimum age for members, is there one?