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<blockquote data-quote="Talontsi90" data-source="post: 8672871" data-attributes="member: 676667">Ive been selling/buying on eBay since 1997 and have only had one time where i got screwed by a scamming buyer and that was way early on when you could file a claim and get your money back and then close the account stealing the item and money from the buyer. So, out of 22+ years, id say thats pretty good. On Amazon, no way man. Plus they dont take Paypal and their money service doesnt have the same protections as Paypal if you read the fine print. Also, being a &#039;Prime seller&#039; means nothing, other than you offer the perks, the pricing is all over the place and AZ doesnt police that at all. Case in point, the treats my cats like could vary from $5 add-on to $25/can for something that costs $6 at Walmart, so you still have to be careful when AZ themselves are out of stock, because the next &#039;prime seller&#039; might not be a deal at all, if you care about how much youre paying.That said, to each his own, we all have good/bad experiences that influence our future decisions. Just always &quot;buyer beware&quot; no matter what.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Talontsi90, post: 8672871, member: 676667"] Ive been selling/buying on eBay since 1997 and have only had one time where i got screwed by a scamming buyer and that was way early on when you could file a claim and get your money back and then close the account stealing the item and money from the buyer. So, out of 22+ years, id say thats pretty good. On Amazon, no way man. Plus they dont take Paypal and their money service doesnt have the same protections as Paypal if you read the fine print. Also, being a 'Prime seller' means nothing, other than you offer the perks, the pricing is all over the place and AZ doesnt police that at all. Case in point, the treats my cats like could vary from $5 add-on to $25/can for something that costs $6 at Walmart, so you still have to be careful when AZ themselves are out of stock, because the next 'prime seller' might not be a deal at all, if you care about how much youre paying. That said, to each his own, we all have good/bad experiences that influence our future decisions. Just always "buyer beware" no matter what. [/QUOTE]

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