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How long does it take to get fees back.
carrie483
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I had a lady who won 3 of my auctions and never paid. She is now no longer registered. I filed a non paying alert about 6 days ago and am still waiting to get my fees back.
On the dispute console it has a clear tick whihc means pending and it says the other party needs to respond. Which obviously she can't do as she is not there.
Does anyone know how long it usually takes to get fees back? And also, has this process changed? Didn't we used to have to request the fees back manually?
Thanks.
Carrie x
On the dispute console it has a clear tick whihc means pending and it says the other party needs to respond. Which obviously she can't do as she is not there.
Does anyone know how long it usually takes to get fees back? And also, has this process changed? Didn't we used to have to request the fees back manually?
Thanks.
Carrie x
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Usually the seller must wait 7 days after a listing closes to file an Unpaid Item dispute.
You get the FVF'S straight back after the dispute is closed.
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The listing finshed on the 9th december, i stupidly gave the buyer a while to pay because of xmas post. How does the dispute get closed with the other party not being registered? Would they still know that there is a dispute open against them? Surely if i close it then i won't get my fvf's back?
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Hi
With them no being registered i wouldnt have thought so
You should beable to close the dispute tomorrow through the FVF'S process
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/unpaid_item/transition.html
Just click on view all
then the actual one you want then
in there you will beable to close it.
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carrie483 wrote:The listing finshed on the 9th december, i stupidly gave the buyer a while to pay because of xmas post. How does the dispute get closed with the other party not being registered? Would they still know that there is a dispute open against them? Surely if i close it then i won't get my fvf's back?
Thanks Jaffa. Carrie x
You have to close the dispute to get your fees back, if you don't close the dispute eventually the option will lapse and your fees will be lost.
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Hi carrie
You gave them a chance to pay and they didnt so dont worry just follow the FVF process through.
Good luck with you future sales on ebay
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soolin wrote:You have to close the dispute to get your fees back, if you don't close the dispute eventually the option will lapse and your fees will be lost.
Soo
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Thank you for all your help. I have to wait till 8 days after the dispute was opened which makes it Thursday. I'll be on there any way thanks to the 5p listing day. WooHoo.Accept that some days you're the pigeon and some days you're the statue.0
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carrie483 wrote:Welcome back Soo. Did you have a nice holiday?
Yes I did thank you..And is it me, or is there suddenly a lot more deadbeat buyers around at the moment?
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soolin wrote:Yes I did thank you..And is it me, or is there suddenly a lot more deadbeat buyers around at the moment?
Soo
Quite a few i noticed. I think people are bored and doing just to annoy sellers
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