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Welcome Brian!

My experience - there are very few bad actors out there.  I don't use SWAP postage most of the time.

However, as Sue points out, if you are sending an auto-request there could be an issue.  If you post a DVD you get a notice that there is a request.  When that happens, take a look at your transaction page.  Is the DVD requested already, or is it on a 48 hour hold?  

If the DVD is on a 48 hour hold, look at the potential receivers name.  This user has to accept the request (they are active). 

If you don't use SWAP postage, you still get a tracking number with media mail.  If the active user is slow to respond, send them a PM with a message in the title line....something like "DELV'D on 1/30 tracking #xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"  then in the body of the PM simply state here's the tracking number in case you need it.   

I use SWAP postage most often when I am sending titles worth multiple credits.  It's pricy for a single credit order.

A matching UPC is a requirement for posting DVD's.   From the Help Doc's: 

The UPC must be found by the system for the DVD to be eligible to be posted.

When you have a disc without a UPC or a UPC that does not match, your best course of action is to offer it in the DVD bazaar.  Explain the UPC issue.  If the set has wishers someone will likely be interested.

Received - thank you Rebecca!

PM'ing you for DVD