Check up on us by reviewing our eBay feedback:

You may check our customer feedback
on our new Coco eBay account. Simply go to http://www.ebay.com; click on the sitemap link at top of page. In the right column headed "Community", at the bottom of the group of links, you'll see a link for finding member feedback. On the find-a-member-feedback page, enter "coco-go-loco" in the search page search bar and hit enter.

Or check feedback on our notarynut sister site eBay link: Again, follow the instructions above, but enter "notarynut" in the search page search bar and hit enter.

For safety issues:

1)  When paying by mail, it is not safe to mail cash (some customers have done so, but it is not recommended since you have no legal proof the cash was sent, and we have no way to prove or disprove receipt). It's best to use check or money order.

Money orders or checks must be payable in U.S. Funds. Be sure the shipping address you include with your payment is correct and that it exactly matches any info you've emailed to us or is otherwise clarified. Your order is important, and we want to be sure we can get it to you.

2) If paying online (via echeck (bank funds), or PayPal funds), be sure you are on PayPal's secure payment site. Anytime you make any payment online on any website, double-check the url of the payment page you are on. To ensure the safety of any of your online transactions, the payment site url must begin with "https:" and not "http:"  or the log-in box must have a padlock icon in it. The "s" in "https" and/or the padlock mean "secure" which means the site has intense security features designed to protect your transaction details.

3) You'll note that all of our links to PayPal take you directly to their secure site. Still, be sure to check the url. The url of the first PayPal screen you arrive at after clicking "Add to Cart" must show as "https://www." followed by "paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr". In this particular PayPal system, for example, any additional url information could imply hacker activity. To do a test-view of this url, click on any of the links in our column at right, click any "Add to Cart" button to open the PayPal screen. The url will show clearly at the top of your cart window. When done viewing, if you are not interested in buying that item, simply click on "Remove" and then on "Update Cart" and the item will be emptied from your cart. Whenever purchasing items on the internet, always check the payment url. If you have any suspicions, copy the url; then use a different method of going to the home page of the payment company and contact them to ask if that url is correct. You may personally be helping to prevent online fraud by doing so.

4) Federal regulations protect consumers from online fraud. If your credit card or banking information is ever hijacked by a fraudster, the Federal government has rules for refund of all or part of your losses. Rules are fairly strict covering electronic transactions theft. For example, with ATM or debit card fraud, you must report your loss within two days of receiving your bank statement showing the loss. Wait three days and your liability jumps from $50 to a maximum of $500, and if you wait more than 60 days, your liability is unlimited for fraud that occurs after the 60 day period. So it's important to notify your bank early. (The good news, of course, is that most consumers would know there was trouble well before their statement even arrives and report losses very early). Credit card fraud is regulated somewhat differently. If credit card theft ever occurs, you should contact your credit card company as soon as possible to report and get charges canceled.

5) Spoofing has become a rather commonplace illegal activity by fraudsters. The fraudster hijacks the good name of a company, manipulates data, and sends out emails which look like they are from the hijacked company -- they even have the hijacked company's email address listed as the return address! As far as we know, Coco-Go-Loco has never yet been hijacked, but our sister site at notarynut.com has had our name commandeered. There is little that can be done to prevent such scamming, but please be assured that if you get emails under our name(s) advertising products you do not see on our website or auctions, those emails are not from us. Do not send them any money, and do not provide them with any personal information. In addition, we are not involved in any bulk email advertising and have no plans at present to do so.