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Hey FPN

I recently won a SOENNECKEN 307 on Ebay through seller "Posarro". I am very punctual when it comes to making the payment and tried doing the same for this one too. But Paypal gives me an error saying something like "Unable to process due to Seller's restrictions.", even though the item description listed Paypal as a valid payment method. I have messaged him twice but he has not replied yet. Ebay list him as being from South Carolina but he seems to be originally from Italy (atleast the item was located in Italy).

Has anybody dealt with him before? If yes then please advise.

Thank you in advance ....Markiv

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It happened to me last week. For me it had to do with the seller not shipping to where I live. Your guy probably had that or something similar attached to his goods. Sorry

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Your seller has over 4400 sales and a 100% feedback. Don't worry. He will eventually contact you. Posarro is a reliable seller.

 

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He's a good seller. But he doesn't use EBay checkout and that's why you got that error message. He sends a Paypal invoice to your email directly for payment.

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I bought a leather pen case from him recently, which went very well, so I bought another, which went smoothly too.

 

Although PayPal was for some reason not available through the normal eBay links, I found an email appeared from him very soon after each transaction with a PayPal link.

 

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Be aware that if you don't pay using paypal, you have no protection from ebay if the deal went sour.

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I just received a mont blanc boheme in the mail from Posarro. As in earlier transactions, all went smoothly (and the pen is lovely!), so be of good cheer :)

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I dealt with Posarro in the past and I can confirm he is a reliable seller. He's got some nice pen rest too...

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