Trademe sale has priority

Once you have tradevine active (or it maybe when you are on a paid plan, My products is no longer available

A bit depends on the exact shipping wording. Auckland super city goes from pretty much waiuku up to just north of wellsford and includes gt barrier and Kawau Island. BUT carriers zone their auckland area differently, never with any of the islands. Some carriers have an inner Auckland area (Papakura to Albany) and an outer Auckland area (papakura to Waiuku and Albany to Waiwera or Wellsford.) which is a different higher charge. Almost certainly heavy freight that would be carrying a large item like a bed would charge considerably more  for the outer areas

I have heard that you can see unanswered question in certain categories only, but dont know the detail of it. But that does not explain why you can see it when logged out on your business account, but cannot see it from your personal account

There is no GST element to success fees 

Flossy63. I am referring to intrade selling only, not personal accounts. You can have more than one in trade account as long as it is authorized by TM(many traders have this situation) and sells different items from the other intrade accounts

One would have to wonder though why the seller is being so difficult. As a seller I would be happy to get the deal done in the agreeded time frame what ever payment form is offered. To me it shows potential red flag that the car is not as described, or that the seller does not have the right to sell the car (possibly does not own it or the car is on finance and cannot be sold until finance paid off. I would proceed with caution and get a few written and signed receipt of any monies paid and also photo drivers licence and ownership details

Money laundering laws are so strict now, it makes opening overseas accounts so difficult.

Not many to chose from here. BNZ, Westpac, ANZ, ASB, Kiwibank.And thats all the big banks. HSBC (while a global giant, is tiny here and only like big $ customers). There are a few smaller local banks TSB, Coop,heartland, SBS, Rabo etc and then a few overseas banks that have set up shop here, but remain tiny in their market share. Google "list of banks in NZ and wikipedia has the lot

I know nothing about omnivore. What is its benefit over tradevine which I presently use