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Ship Worldwide to Increase Sales

Follow these rules of business to minimize the risks.

- Mar 29, 2011

I have heard of many U.S.-based eBay sellers who do not offer international shipping. Their reasoning is they don’t trust the “foreign” buyers enough to take the risk. They’re afraid they will be taken to the cleaners by someone they can’t go after if the buyer decides to act dishonestly.

Certainly, there is some risk involved when selling internationally, but risk is present in dealing with buyers everywhere—even here at home. The idea that a foreign buyer is more likely to be dishonest is not true in my experience. I have sold many items to buyers in Australia, Japan, all over Europe, Canada and many other places around the world. I have not had any more trouble with my overseas buyers than I have had with my domestic customers.

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