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I can see the benefits of this, certainly.
If this is the direction, then when a guest makes a purchase, doesn't have an account, and pays as a guest through paypal, can that transaction ever have a claim? Can the guest leave FB for the seller? If there is a claim, who pays the claim? Ebay or the seller?
I'm asking for a situation that seller provides a tracking #, and "guest" isn't satisfied with the purchase.
Will this apply to cross border transactions? And if so, does that mean that all of those packages will also need a tracking # as well? Will a confirmation of shipment such as a customs form# accepted by the post office be enough?
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Is eBay moving to allowing Guests to purchase without account?
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I can see the benefits of this, certainly. 
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