Sylk wrote:Hey im a brand new 'trader' and I want to sell some glade riders.
Good start. If you're selling them, you'll post them in the Warhammer Fantasy forum.
Sylk wrote:My question is, how does it work with trading, how am I paid,
That is between you and the buyer. Most people prefer to use PayPal. Flimsy though it is, they do offer SOME protections tp the buyer and seller. Many use Money Orders, cashier's checks or (something I STRONGLY advise against) cash sent via US Mail.
Sylk wrote:and how am I guarenteed to not get my units stolen by the 'buyer''
Honestly? You're not. There is no such guarantee. There are things you can do to minimize your risk, but you have no 100% guarantee.
Risk minimizers:
-Only accept payment before you ship. Fair warning, you won't get a lot of interest if this is your "go to" option, especially with high rated traders.
-Look for high rated traders to be your preferred trade partners. As a general rule, the higher the traders rating is, the less likely you are to have problems and, if you DO have a problem (nobody's perfect, after all), they're more likely to make it right in the swiftest, best, most efficient manner possible.
Although we do not use it as a bargaining chip (and in fact, Admin staff will boot ANYONE trying to use it to their benefit in a trade), the truth is that staff members (Red or Green IDs) are vetted members of the site who have an added level of trust and responsibility. We all VOLUNTEER our time to keep the site moving as smoothly as possibly. It is a labor of love and, as such, we're less likely to steer you wrong in a trade (also because, if an Admin finds a staffer being a desreputable trader, we'll boot him from the group).
-Use a tracking number in ALL shipments. Most USPS shipments automatically come with tracking now. Make sure it does. If no, add on the extra $$ to do it. Having that tracking #, which shows when the package arrived, will protect YOU, in case the recipient ever tries to say it wasn't received. It's YOUR responsibility to ensure that it makes it to his doorstep. If the USPS leaves it there and it gets stolen, it's HIS liability (in our official opinion), because he should know what kind of area he lives in and have USPS hold packages if necessary.
Sylk wrote:Thanks,
Sylk
You're welcome.
Eric