Yeah the world is full of......well you know. Thats one reason i dont leave feedback until received, too easy to be a target 
I am just so tired of dealing with this stuff......if you buy it then come get it, some people think you are just there storage units 
The omega that i sold on the 29th , and when i listed it , it was local pick up ONLY!!!! some guy in MONTANA got it. So i sent an email stating you did not the read the rules , i am going to relist it!!!!! So he sends payment through Paypal
ITS STILL IN MY YARD
Im begining to think that ebay is more of a pain than it used to be..............dhfiwiwregfuiwgfg8bitch!!!!
ok i vented 
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As a seller I thnik it's a great idea to leave feedback last. It usually prevents the angry douchebags from leaving you negative feedback and it usually gives you a chance to correct a problem with a honest buyer because they'll usually contact the seller before leaving negative feedback if they haven't recieved it yet.
As for the guy in Montana, I've had several buyer's like that and sometimes you never can tell, he may have a friend that's going to pick it up for him, he may have a "in" on a shipping company, or he may just want to go for a little drive
, you never can tell. When something looks screwey like that, I go to eBay's help section, type in "seller's contact information" (whether you are looking for the buy or seller doesn't matter), it will lead you to a page where you type in the item number and the username of the person that you have a transaction with, in a hour or so you'll get an email with the buyer's/seller's phone number, I give them a call almost immediately because I don't like to waiste my time on "eBay idiots". The guy that bought my Miller off of eBay was from Idaho I think, I gave him a call within a couple of hours after winning the auction and he said he was having his brother pick it up for him, which he did. Get your buyer's contact info. Good luck.
