welshcorgigirl
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Post by welshcorgigirl on Jan 7, 2007 19:14:55 GMT -4
Thanks! You can try to file a "payment not recieved" complaint with eBay. Usually, the buyer gets scared at the buyer threatening action that they "miraculously" find the time to contact you.
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Post by chonies on Jan 8, 2007 0:00:25 GMT -4
That payment not received thing does seem to work, especially if they are "having problems with their email."
About eBay taking money out of another account, I think there are ways to do that, but I am not sure, since I started on an ancient interface. On the other hand, maybe not, since I have updated my address and banking info 10 squillion times and am still finding old addresses in little nooks and crannies in Half and eBay. grr. But enough about me....
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goggle
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Post by goggle on Jan 8, 2007 16:03:52 GMT -4
The payment not recieved complaint is not working with me. As I said before, I had an auction that ended in mid-December that has not been paid. The buyer has not responded and now is no longer registered on eBay. What do I do now?
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welshcorgigirl
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Post by welshcorgigirl on Jan 8, 2007 16:07:30 GMT -4
Hmm, well you definately won't be able to leave any feedback, but you should still be able to at least get your listing charges refunded. After all, it's not your fault the guy ditched and didn't pay. I think you can still file some sort of thing to get that much.
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Post by chonies on Jan 9, 2007 17:37:00 GMT -4
I am selling a textbook as a regular auction with a Buy it Now feature. A seller asked if I would lower the price (by $10!) and he would buy it right away. I'm kind of thinking "too bad, so sad" but I also would rather sell it than not. Is it even legal to fix the Buy it Now price after setting up the auction? I'll lower it $5, but not if it's a problem. Any advice?
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dragonfly80
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Post by dragonfly80 on Jan 10, 2007 0:05:14 GMT -4
I am selling a textbook as a regular auction with a Buy it Now feature. A seller asked if I would lower the price (by $10!) and he would buy it right away. I'm kind of thinking "too bad, so sad" but I also would rather sell it than not. Is it even legal to fix the Buy it Now price after setting up the auction? I'll lower it $5, but not if it's a problem. Any advice? You can alter the price up until like 24 hours before the auction end, as long as there are no bids. I've done it before to get rid of some stuff I really was sick of having!
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Post by chonies on Jan 10, 2007 2:41:01 GMT -4
Sweet! But I just re-read the guy's message and he wanted to the reduced price to include shipping. I told him I would considering lowering it, I wouldn't go down that much. I'm sort of concerned about one of my items[/color]. I don't know if they are described correctly, or what to do with them when they don't sell. Help, anyone? Especially if you're Greek Orthodox!
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venusdiva429
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Post by venusdiva429 on Jan 11, 2007 1:25:04 GMT -4
The payment not recieved complaint is not working with me. As I said before, I had an auction that ended in mid-December that has not been paid. The buyer has not responded and now is no longer registered on eBay. What do I do now? He probably got kicked for other unpaid auctions or something. I'd just resell. Borokat, you are waaaaay too nice on Ebay. That coverlet should probably have started at about $75. I usually try to start at half price if the item is in excellent used condition. Chonies, you could tell him that you'll sell it to him for the amended price after the end of the auction, but don't do that unless you have a good number of people at least watching.
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Post by chonies on Jan 13, 2007 20:43:44 GMT -4
I'm bidding on a textbook for my boyfriend and the seller says she can upgrade the charge--but to $12. I know for a fact that the book fits into the flat rate envelope, which is $4.05. Is there anyway I can suggest this without sounding like a tool? I'm worried that she'll sit on it for a week or so if I'm pushy--but she's a new seller, maybe she doesn't know?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2007 14:19:26 GMT -4
I think i just bought a Macbook on ebay, I wanted one and I bid on it, but i didn't think i would be highest bidder. Someone hold me!
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