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BROUGHT A ITEM OF EBAY NOW EBAY REFUNDING AS NO ITEM RECIEVEDI brought a it
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This is awful! If they actually start doing this, most people will probably stop selling!durham_girl wrote: »I think it's a new service ebay are trialling to help buyers that haven't received an item that they've paid for.
Ebay will find out as they will try and recoup the money from the seller who will inform them they have sent the cheque back. I would get back in touch with ebay and say that the seller is returning your money.
How can ebay be sure that someone has actually sent a cheque/postal order??
You will get people just lying for free money, and the seller will lose money!0 -
Sounds like a ploy to make sure everyone pays with paypal to me.Unless I say otherwise 'you' means the general you not you specifically.0
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Hang on a sec, if the cheque arrived today you are not 'getting the money back in your bank' as it hasn't been cashed.
But the Ebay are giving you the money?
So you are getting £64.09 profit?
At least that is how I have understood it.
If so, I don't think I could live with my conscience, as you have lost nothing, and made a profit from a sellers small mistake.2 angels in heaven :A0 -
And the seller loses that moneylisawood78 wrote: »Hang on a sec, if the cheque arrived today you are not 'getting the money back in your bank' as it hasn't been cashed.
But the Ebay are giving you the money?
So you are getting £64.09 profit?
At least that is how I have understood it.
If so, I don't think I could live with my conscience, as you have lost nothing, and made a profit from a sellers small mistake.0 -
If you sent a cheque and it hasn't been cashed then nobody has lost anything other than time
. You may well want you cheque back so you know it can't be cashed.
I didn't read the other replies as the OP was a tad confusing.The shinbone is a device for finding furniture in a dark room.:TBig thanks to all competition posters:T0 -
I bet sellers love you
Dishonest and immoral making money from this0 -
Thinking about this, 2 things don't make sense - 1/ you want the cheque back so you can get the money back into your bank - it's not been cashed so therefore no money has gone from your account. 2/ If ebay are refunding you, you must have told them that you paid by cheque, it has been cashed and you have not received the item hence why they are refunding you - yet you know it's not been cashed - why else would they be refunding you?0
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appleblossom wrote: »Thinking about this, 2 things don't make sense - 1/ you want the cheque back so you can get the money back into your bank - it's not been cashed so therefore no money has gone from your account. 2/ If ebay are refunding you, you must have told them that you paid by cheque, it has been cashed and you have not received the item hence why they are refunding you - yet you know it's not been cashed - why else would they be refunding you?
Good points so if the OP told ebay the cheque had been cashed they either have a very very poor understanding of basic banking or they lied to ebay.
Also just to say with ebays new resolution system (where they phone you) I have heard a few cases of ebay refunding people who paid by non paypal methods in disputes
Anyway OP its up to you are you an honest person?0 -
Brought a item of ebay 3 wks ago £64.09 well i sent a cheque as didnt have enough in my paypal to cover this,
Two things just occurred to me why didn't you just fund it from your bankaccount (surely your account is verified). If not if you have an account with a cheque book i'm sure it has a debit card so why didn't you pay through paypal with this as your funding source?0 -
I didnt pay pay through my bank account as i dont have it set up with paypal as a direct debit also i dont have credit cards and i dont have a cheque book, the cheque came from my bank. I am a honest person thankyou and i have contacted paypal about last nite so i wont be getting the refund into my paypal account just to let you all know ThanksTwo things just occurred to me why didn't you just fund it from your bankaccount (surely your account is verified). If not if you have an account with a cheque book i'm sure it has a debit card so why didn't you pay through paypal with this as your funding source?Won 2010: Butlins 5 day Break and £250, 1 yr Virgin Active membership, Meal for 10 at Best Parties Ever, skyline 2011 dvd.
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