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My experience as a small supplier from a website has been generally
favorable, mostly because some trust is first established between the
buyer and the seller.  We usually use a personal check, sent through the
regular mail, made out in US dollars, if from another country.  Although
delays are inherent, we usually ship the product, ( a $49 electronic toy)
even before we receive the check, if the buyer says they have mailed it.

For buyers who don't want to use a personal check, we are able to use
a friend's credit-card-enabled website, and lose a small transaction amount.

Ken


John Samperi wrote:

>At 03:39 PM 23/09/04 -0000, you wrote:
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>>--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Dingo" <nsjunklists@h...> wrote:
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>>It has also been my experience that you get a very fair 
>>exchange rate with a credit card. Also a debit (ATM) card.
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>As I understand from the Dontronics website is that, in some
>countries and with some people, after the goods are delivered
>to some address, the card transaction is disputed and you 
>(the supplier) loose your money and your goods. Any experience
>on web shopping (as a supplier) would be appreciated as I have
>also been toying with the idea of making some stuff available on
>my website.
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>Regards
>
>John Samperi
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