Unfortunately, this looks incredibly fishy and it isn't wise to continue this transaction. They avoided paypal, because any viable tracking that reads as "delivered" would prevent them from being able to win a fraudulent chargeback against you.
This person is either attempting to use payment methods that do not belong to them (credit cards belonging to their parents or other people), or they are attempting to get you to send the item via a method you can't gain any recourse from when they filed the fraudulent chargeback.
Do not send them anything. They've already proven to you once that they are unreliable. Chargebacks do not happen randomly. They are always initiated by the card holder.
If the suit is generic enough, then definitely sell it and stay away from this person.
If you decide an item trade do not let the suit leave your hands until you have your items in hand. Treat it as a payment, and please do pay up front for now on to protect yourself.
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Date: 2018-10-24 02:17 am (UTC)This person is either attempting to use payment methods that do not belong to them (credit cards belonging to their parents or other people), or they are attempting to get you to send the item via a method you can't gain any recourse from when they filed the fraudulent chargeback.
Do not send them anything. They've already proven to you once that they are unreliable. Chargebacks do not happen randomly. They are always initiated by the card holder.
If the suit is generic enough, then definitely sell it and stay away from this person.
If you decide an item trade do not let the suit leave your hands until you have your items in hand. Treat it as a payment, and please do pay up front for now on to protect yourself.