Sold an item on eBay, mis-spelt the email to pay to

simmed

hermum wrote: »

Payment was made, as per your first post you however didn't claim it.

Let me provide you with an analogy. If you put £1 into a vending machine, but the £1 comes straight back out, you have not "paid" £1, and the vending machine does not owe you a £1 drink.

In exactly the same way, the buyer has paid a non-existent account, and has been refunded for that payment. The buyer has not paid anything, and the seller does not owe her an item she has not paid for.

simmed

d.ross wrote: »

In their paypal account

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Yes their PAYPAL account

And is any money in my PayPal account? No? Exactly. :money:

hermum

d.ross wrote: »

simmed has made this whole scenario up.

You don't list your paypal e-mail login on each listing on ebay, it is set up on your account and provides an automatic link to your paypal account. So the same problem would have happened for every sale simmed made on ebay. So your story doesn't add up simmed.

So as I suspected the OP is just attaention seeking, and has made up this whole story to cause a huge argument.

I think this thread needs locking.

You do sometimes need to put your email address in manually, there have been other threads where people have had payment go to the wrong email address, they are advised of the course of action they need to take & generally it's sorted it out within a few minutes.
Some people though like to milk any given situation. Sad world really.

d.ross_2

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Yes their PAYPAL account, but virtually 100% of sellers can type their own email, unlike yourself.

You don't have to type your own e-mail for each listing.

SEE POST 129

adouglasmhor

How do you know they have been refunded it they have not been in touch with you.

simmed

d.ross wrote: »

you will see that I have sussed out simmed.

What did you "suss out"? :money:

simmed

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Yes the first one, but did you manage to get it right TWICE?

Seeing as I simply clicked "reply" to the email she sent me, almost certainly the email is correct. :money:

d.ross_2

hermum wrote: »

You do sometimes need to put your email address in manually, there have been other threads where people have had payment go to the wrong email address, they are advised of the course of action they need to take & generally it's sorted it out within a few minutes.
Some people though like to milk any given situation. Sad world really.

No you don't, unless you want the money to go to a different paypal account from your usual one. So as the OP has never stated this, then it is very unlikely.

The OP's story simply doesn't add up. This is why they are refusing to take advice and then just go away.

adouglasmhor

simmed wrote: »

What did you "suss out"? ::

simmed

hermum wrote: »

they are advised of the course of action they need to take & generally it's sorted it out within a few minutes.

Which course of action is that? I would love to sort this out in a few minutes. :money: