I suppose that the buyer's request from @peufra92 has a direct connection with compliance and/or insurance in order to obtain a certificate of compliance...
That can become a problem.
If you work professionally outside of eBay... you can issue an invoice through your company with the product references of the item sold on the site and the listing/sale as proof. That will not affect your turnover declaration.
If my guess is correct, it might be a good idea to get closer + to your buyer to find out what it really is about...
If my guess is wrong.... do what @*miss-tigri* or @koalagris tell you
koalagris
Mentor2 years agoHello @peufra92
Considering all your listings of new items (mostly aimed at professionals) one can understand a buyer's request...
If you are not a professional, you can nevertheless draw up a sales certificate (you'll easily find templates on the internet).
Best regards
lingma85
Mentor2 years agoHello @peufra92
I suppose that the buyer's request from @peufra92 has a direct connection with compliance and/or insurance in order to obtain a certificate of compliance...
That can become a problem.
If you work professionally outside of eBay... you can issue an invoice through your company with the product references of the item sold on the site and the listing/sale as proof. That will not affect your turnover declaration.
If my guess is correct, it might be a good idea to get closer + to your buyer to find out what it really is about...
If my guess is wrong.... do what @*miss-tigri* or @koalagris tell you
Best regards
*miss-tigri*
Mentor2 years agoHello
You can't do that. He must print his transaction summary...