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When selling whisky online, it’s vital to remain alert because scammers are constantly evolving for new ways to take advantage of vendors. One of the most frequent scams involves phony payment options. Stay alert if a buyer proposes payment with a money order, especially if they demand to send extra funds and ask you to send back the excess. These scenarios are virtually guaranteed fraudulent. Consistently use reliable payment services that offer refund guarantees, such as Venmo Business with protection.

Another major red flag is a buyer who won’t arrange a local meeting or withholds verifiable information. Reputable purchasers are typically happy to engage and may even ask to see pictures of the seal. If someone pushes you to ship immediately, it’s a strong warning sign. Take your time and confirm all facts before shipping.

Make sure to ship using a tracked and insured method. Avoid using non-trackable delivery. Record the tracking number and signed receipt. Confirm that the package is clearly marked and insured for the full value. Some scammers will claim they never received the package — so keeping tracking records is non-negotiable.

Do not sharing private data. Don’t include your home address in online ads. Consider a virtual mailbox if possible. Also, be distrust buyers who insist you ship through a external courier they propose — this is frequently a trap designed to intercept your package.

Take clear photos of the whisky bottle before sending, including the batch number, cap, and any unique markings. This not only helps prove the item’s original state but also provides legal proof if a dispute arises. Document every exchange in writing, preferably through the marketplace’s messaging system, so you have a record the communication history.

In conclusion, verify their credibility. Look up their user history if you’re selling on a auction site [uvled.kr]. If they’re unverified or have no transaction history, take additional steps. Follow your intuition. If something doesn’t sit right, it likely is. It’s better to lose a sale than to be out of pocket and your prized collection to a con.

By following these simple steps, you can significantly reduce your risk of being scammed and offer your collection with complete assurance.