<prompt> Human: So I was selling my MacBook Pro, it took about 6 days, then I got an email that it sold -- for 3,048. The thing is, this is a 2015 15 that retails for 1899. According to the buyers profile, his zip code is in Manchester, NH, so he should definitely be able to just go to a store and buy one. I also got an e-mail, which was typed somewhat different with weird wording at the beginning of sentences and capitalizations in the middle of, that it might have been a compromised account shortly after he e-mailed me asking for my PayPal information, saying hell pay the postage fee, but I need to provide my address and phone number for him to text me when he sends me the money.Im totally new to eBay and havent sold anything before, so Ive got a few questions that maybe someone here will be able to answer.Is there a way for him to pay me without me being screwed over by him just requesting his money back from paypal?I got 4 bids total, 1150, 1300, 2998, and the 3048, if the top 2 turn out to be fake which they seem to be, is there a way for me to get in contact with the other bidders to sell it too?Is there a way to make payment through eBay, so I dont have to email the winner by PayPal and he pays directly?In general, what do I do in this situation?  <response>: Do not give them your PayPal! Do not handle any business outside of eBays payment processing. If the auction has closed wait the required 24 hours. Open a claim that the buyer didnt pay. Or offer a second chance offer to the next highest bidder. Before you ship it take a quick video of it working in case they try and say its broken. Also please insure it in the mail. Last thing you want is to have it damaged enroute. Once again Do Not Give them your paypal! Make them pay through eBay! Edit- when you list an item you can either make them pay a flat rate for shipping, calculated shipping or shipping is free. 