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hi guys i need you help please on this
minnie00mouse
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hi mu hubby out a dep of £ 500 for a VAN on ebay and now he can not have it or can not aford it he payed with paypall the dep is THERE ANY WHY HE CAN GET IT BACK PLEASE CAN YOU HELP.. WE HAVE HAD MEGGA ROWS OVER THIS... WHAT DO WE DO . :doh: :doh: :doh:
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wowowowowow slow down, i can't understand what your sayingLike what I said? click thanks!:rotfl: :rotfl:
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Perhaps you could edit your original post and explain the situation a little more clearly to enable us to help you.-->♥<-- Sugar Coated Owl -->♥<--
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my hubby put a dep on a van the other day with pay pal of £500 .
now he dont want to buy this van and can not aford it how do we get our money back from pay pal0 -
Was this through eBay (auction/BIN) or just PayPal (He just paid this way).
Aren't deposits non-refundable?
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The best thing to do is contact the seller and try to come to an agreement. (they keep some of the deposit).
Why should the seller be messed about and lose money because you husband can't follow up his actions?
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minnie
Did the ad say if the deposit was refundable or non-refundable?
If the latter , then looks like you lost your deposit.
Question is......have you even contacted the seller yet and got his / her response?
Best to find out if the seller will refund your husband's deposit first. If they do GREAT!!! If they say " No " find out why they won't...then might be the best time to ask for advice here.
Good Luck
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Like the others have said talk to your seller you might be able to come to an arrangement.
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Yeah you will have to talk to the seller and see what they say - the best situation is for them to refund the deposit minus their fees for listing etc. Though the seller may not agree to this and say a deposit is a deposit and is non refundableWeight Loss - 102lb0
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If I was a seller, I would probably stick to my guns over this one. You may have to negotiate etc or give a certain amount to him to get the rest back ...0
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