<prompt> Human: My fiancée runs an online store. She recently got an email from someone in France who wants to buy about 1500 worth of items. They reference an address in France that seems to belong to a retail cooperative. The coop is legit. They want us to create an invoice and shipping quote for the items. They want to pay using a credit card itll have to be through PayPal. Weve never got an order like this before and want to make sure that it isnt a scam, protect ourselves in case it is a scam, and ship the goods properly if it is indeed legit. What do you all think? Assistant: Every transaction is potentially fraudulent. Its a cost of running a retail business. You can ask them to pay by wire transfer or provide additional verification.Human: It definitely is, weve dealt with fraud on a much smaller scale before. We are going to stick with PayPal for the transaction. Is there a way to verify that the contents of a package are what we say they are? So they cant dispute the charge and say we sent them rocks?  <response>: I strongly suggest wire transfer over PayPal. If they use paypal they can always dispute the charge. When I do anything international, wire transfer is the only acceptable form of payment. Better safe than sorry 