I got an email today from eBay to tell me I've been assigned a 'Claims Adjuster'. Now I have to go down to the post office, stand in line for an hour and get proof that the money order was cashed, photo copy it and fax it to them within 14 days or it will be canceled. The way I can figure it, this is how it will break down:

$62.00- auction total
$4.99- shipping cost for coins
$.95- money order fee
$4.05- priority shipping fee (for sending money order)
$1.90- signature confirmation fee
$3.00- money order tracking fee
$2.00- photo copy and fax fee
total: $78.89

Minus the $25.00 fraud processing fee, $16.89 for shipping, postage, money order fees, photo copy and fax fees (and they reimburse through PayPal, so I'll probably get hit with a funds transfer fee)... $41.89

So I get a grand total of (hopefully) $37.00 back. But I was the one that bid on it even though I had reservations because of what they had listed. Because of this, Ive done business with 4 members off the message board for 23 coins in the last 2 weeks with 100% confidence and bought NOTHING on eBay. I've decided to use eBay as a last resort.

--Kevin