Audiogon Question

I had an eBay customer in Australia. He had his USA purchased stuff sent to a consolidator in Long Beach. When enough stuff collects he has it shipped.

It’s easy to defraud PayPal as a buyer and PayPal almost always sides with the buyer. When I ship international I always have the buyer use PayPal friends and family so there is no recourse. Once you ship anything overseas/international, their is no tracking after customs gets involved so the buyer can actually state he never received the product when he actually did.

Also for jasonbourne52 - you are misguided if you think it’s foolproof. You better know how to deal with buyers and PayPal. For example, how many times have you heard of the buyer accepting your items and then complaining to PayPal that what you shipped them is faulty where in reality, they are sending you their not working pieces and if you don’t write down the serial #’s or mark the product a certain way, then you the seller are out of luck. 
also, I have had multiple people wanting their money back because they didn’t receive the item where I have a digital receipt of their signature on arrival. The list goes on. With expensive equipment, I force the buyer to drive here and pay me, I have had multiple people drive over 1000 miles to deal in person in cash.

I'm selling a pair of Magnepans on Audiogon and as usual, have had no response. Yesterday, a guy from Argentina (allegedly) contacts me and says he'd like the speakers and gave me an address and phone number of a guy in Miami to ship them to and he'll forward them on to the end buyer https://speedtest.vet/.

At first glance, this doesn't pass the smell test. However, he did give me a phone number, which I may call later today https://showbox.tools/. The other issue I have is that I have little to no experience with PayPal. How hard is it to defraud PayPal and leave me without my money and the loss of my speakers?

I got this,.