Author:  1001bricks  Posted:  Mar 18, 2010 18:59  Subject:  Re: Insure/Noninsure Checkboxes when Submit Order  Viewed:  61 times  Topic:  Suggestions Cancel Reply

BrickLink ID Card 1001bricks (52503) Location:  France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Member Since Contact Type Status Sep 6, 2005 Seller Store: 1001bricks

having the buyer make a deliberate affirmative choice to insure or not insure is better than the buyer making a passive choice which may not be a conscious choice at all. 1) PayPal mainly WON'T care of your 'contract' with the buyer. So the Buyer can check "I swear I will NEVER sure you", and the next day... start a claim. Because PayPal terms are a contract, that you HAVE to follow, or you have to face claims you'll (generally) loose. In this, I don't see what that could change (and won't discuss more). 2) You can add a "Lick my boots" check box, and as the "Insurance" one right now, an important part of non-English speakers of your buyers will check or not check for no reason, without reasoning: because they simply don't understand. I'm not for an extra check box due to above and other reasons. I'd prefer a simple "Yes I've read the terms" check box, but Admin or members doesn't want - it has been proposed.

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Insure/Noninsure Checkboxes when Submit Order - ToriHada (8887)

Please give sellers the OPTION to require buyers to select insure or not insure when submitting an order in their shop. Currently, BrickLink only offers a single checkbox for [...] (173 months ago, Mar 18, 2010, to Suggestions)

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Re: Insure/Noninsure Checkboxes when Submit Order - ToriHada (8887)

[...] The purpose of this suggestion is NOT to help defend against PayPal claims. It is to help prevent those claims from being made in the first place, and to better inform [...] (173 months ago, Mar 18, 2010, to Suggestions)

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