Pi's Preparedness Probe #3

1. The buyer told me to ship to an address different than the one on the PayPal Transaction Details Page. Since I have the buyer's permission, I will be protected by PayPal.
True
False

2. If PayPal emails me about a transaction, I must answer in what they consider to be "a timely manner".
True
False

3. I have proof that I shipped the item. This will help protect me against claims of:
INR
Unauthorized Use
Both of above
None of above

4. The PayPal Transaction Details Page shows this transaction is "partially eligible". This will help protect me against claim(s) of:
INR
Unauthorized Use
Both of above
None of above

5. I delivered the item via email or other electronic means, and kept a copy of the email for my records. I even got a "return receipt". This will help protect me against claim(s) of:
INR
Unauthorized Use
Both of above
None of above

6. I delivered the item in person, and have a signed receipt. This will help protect me against claim(s) of:
INR
Unauthorized Claim
Both of above
None of above

7. I have online documented proof from an approved shipper that the buyer received the item. This will help protect me against claims of:
INR
Unauthorized Use
Both of above
None of above

8. My transaction was for $250 or more. Which type of proof do I need to help protect me against an INR claim?
Delivery Confirmation
Signature Confirmation
Letter from buyer
Positive Feedback

9. Shipments to what countries are included in the new Seller Protection?
USA only
USA, Canada only
USA, Canada, the UK
USA, Canada, and lots of overseas locations

10. PayPal requires certain information for "proof of delivery". Which of these is NOT a requirement?
A status of "delivered" (or equivalent) and the date of delivery
The recipient's address, showing at least the city/state or zip code (or international equivalent)
The recipient's phone number
Signature Confirmation for transactions that total $250 USD or more