Bad luck!!Cancelled sale-ridiculous email? Happy Crimbo

freddysmith

You are not going to get this item and the guy thinks he's funny.
Well I would Not agree to the cancellation and give them a negitive feedback.
Now who's funny!

pinkshoes

Have you paid?

Definitely refuse the cancellation. Pathetic excuses from them!

In a few days, open an "item not received" dispute (I'm assuming they won't send it!!), then when you get your money back, leave negative feedback!

No doubt they wanted more for it! Did it have a start price?

duckeggblue

pinkshoes wrote: »

Have you paid?

Definitely refuse the cancellation. Pathetic excuses from them!

In a few days, open an "item not received" dispute (I'm assuming they won't send it!!), then when you get your money back, leave negative feedback!

No doubt they wanted more for it! Did it have a start price?

I havent paid,but I had been going to buy a new one-they are about 500 quid its furniture and I was too collect it.It definitely went for less than expected,I didnt think i would get it,I thought it woul do for about £300.Been searching for these for quite a few months

pinkshoes

duckeggblue wrote: »

I havent paid,but I had been going to buy a new one-they are about 500 quid its furniture and I was too collect it.It definitely went for less than expected,I didnt think i would get it,I thought it woul do for about £300.Been searching for these for quite a few months

In which case, you might want to pay with Paypal, because otherwise they'll no doubt try and open a dispute for a non paying buyer...

bordercars

really P's me off, if you didnt pay they would be creating merry hell, as ebay states a bid is binding , i wouldnt cancel. ive had the same when ive won at 99p worth £30+ they just want top dollar and minimum listing fee. bet it comes back on

hermum

I would refuse the cancellation & neg, "couldn't sell to me, hope your sick dog & relatives are now recovered." Then if they pull a similar stunt buyers will know.

keithdc

duckeggblue wrote: »

:DI won very well priced item last night for £100 ,which was quite pleasing as I am out in the sticks at the mo looking after some poorly family members and ,with sickness bugs,fluey stuff and feeling pretty naff and knackered.

This was their email
hi there sorry to have to inform you that the x you had been sold had been sold to someone in my family and my daughter was supposed to have remove the listing but forgot to do so shes been at hospital alot this wk due to her MS and her dogs had to have his eye removed today i have been at the hospital 10 hours a day to see my dad hes not good hes got pnemonia and had a possible stroke and hes 95 so sorry about this .


I have not had this before,.now have a message from ebay saying she has cancelled the transaction.
What would people here do next,if anything??

Wow..... is there in anyone in this guy's local hospital that isn't related to him?

Given the relationship between Ebay purchase and serious illness, perhaps the Government should look at making Ebay illegal as a way to solve the NHS budget crisis!