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George
My thoughts on the subject:
It doesn't matter to the seller how you pay, it's all the same to him/her: you pay the site; it's the site that pays the seller.
If there's anything wrong with the gig — the seller can't deliver on time or deliver at all, for example — obviously the seller should notify the buyer, it's just simple common business sense.
If the seller doesn't deliver the gig and doesn't respond to your communication, it's their loss: just cancel the gig. I mean, you're the buyer, with money in hand, and they do not respond??? Just move on. Not all sellers are like that, you'll find here fine professionals:
THERE ARE DOZENS AND DOZENS OF GREAT SELLERS EAGER TO HAVE YOUR BUSINESS.
Best Regards,
George Hello, My thoughts on the subject: It doesn't matter to the seller how you pay, it's all the same to him/her: you pay the site; it's the site that pays the seller. If there's anything wrong with the gig — the seller can't deliver on time or deliver at all, for example — obviously the seller should notify the buyer, it's just simple common business sense. If the seller doesn't deliver the gig and doesn't respond to your communication, it's their loss: [b]just cancel the gig[/b]. I mean, you're the buyer, with money in hand, and they do not respond??? Just move on. Not all sellers are like that, you'll find here fine professionals: THERE ARE DOZENS AND DOZENS OF GREAT SELLERS EAGER TO HAVE YOUR BUSINESS. Best Regards, George
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