There is virtually nothing to go wrong with tubes, they are the one thing paying lots of money for makes no sense, after all they are just tubes with mounts each end. I just sold some cheap tubes that cost the buyer less than a tenner (admitedly manual ones), they were of very good quality and made in Japan. As long as you buy genuine Japanese made I fail to see how you can go wrong...paying lots of money for tubes is really silly IMO.

I still get buyes address for items sold on ebay, I do not have addresses for gift payments. Since gifts do not involve the transfer of goods why would you need an address?

...trouble is, they are not gift payments, they are direct payments for items sold on this forum....so I do need an address, paypal did used to give addresses for the sender of funds, but appear to have stopped doing so and for the life of me I cannot understand why they want to omit this essential info...

The trouble is John, all need items shipping to them. Is anyone aware of when this rather unhelpful change occured?

Like I say, every email from paypal used to clearly show the buyers name, amount paid and their address. Now all they show is name & amount paid.

Likewise when I login to my paypal account and login to the transaction details, there is name & amount but no address. This details page also used to show the buyers address. Now there is none.

Does anyone know what is going on? Bear in mind, these are not ebay sales, but direct ones.

Hi,

Am I going crazy?

The last few paypal notification emails I have had do not show the buyers address (it used to be on every email from paypal)

Also, when I click on the transaction detail tab in paypal, the details page also does not show the buyers address.

Have paypal changed things, are they now assuming sellers are physcic?

please help..cheers Steve.

Nikon Eyepiece magnifier SOLD.

Heliopan 77mm Polar SOLD.

Or a lot cheaper on fleabay..

"Final verdict: a 10-day listing is good if it spans a weekend and finishes on the next Sunday"

....which is exactly why I recommended them! well done.

Never forget that any manufacturers warranty is IN ADDITION to your statutory consumer rights under UK law.