Am I being unreasonable is she taking the P***

freddysmith

If you had a friendly rapport with the buyer my suggestion would have been a request to cancel transaction, get your fees back and relist more quickly than the NPB route.
If that’s not feasible then wait 4 days and hope for the best.

forgotmyname

I sold an old tatty radio controlled plane that had seen many learners from the looks of it.

Guy came down from scotland to the midlands for it.

Obviously_the_best

Try https://www.collectplus.co.uk or https://www.myhermes.co.uk

crazyguy

Use gumtree next time for collect only items and disreguard the clowns who reply,

mysillyolddad

Obviously_the_best wrote: »

Try www.collectplus.co.uk or www.myhermes.co.uk

I can post it at the post office cheaper a postal supplier is not the issue
The buyer wanting it free is the issue

It feels like the lunatics have taken over the asylum on ebay
Common sense is out the window

MarilynMonroe_2

I think you would be better off joinging a local facebook Sleling page and just naming your price. x

freddysmith

mysillyolddad wrote: »

It feels like the lunatics have taken over the asylum on ebay
Common sense is out the window

Hardened Ebayers have always known this, and you will never find someone who thinks the same way as you in all aspects.
My approach is always to be friendly and understanding with the buyers as they have the power of Negative Feedback.
The amount of times I have bitten my tongue! But that’s all part of the game.
Good luck.

johnnyboyrebel

mysillyolddad wrote: »

I can post it at the post office cheaper a postal supplier is not the issue
The buyer wanting it free is the issue

It feels like the lunatics have taken over the asylum on ebay
Common sense is out the window

I don;t know too much about eBay currently (see my other posts for proof!) but from your posts it sounds like you didn't enter any postage on the actual listing, is this correct?

If so you cannot wait for someone to buy then say 'oh yeah, postage is £5'. If you haven't advertised it then you cannot charge it.

mysillyolddad

johnnyboyrebel wrote: »

I don;t know too much about eBay currently (see my other posts for proof!) but from your posts it sounds like you didn't enter any postage on the actual listing, is this correct?

If so you cannot wait for someone to buy then say 'oh yeah, postage is £5'. If you haven't advertised it then you cannot charge it.

Theres a common theme here I have obviously lost my grasp of english no ones seems to understand what I write
off to bang head on wall :eek:

techspec

mysillyolddad wrote: »

Theres a common theme here I have obviously lost my grasp of english no ones seems to understand what I write
off to bang head on wall :eek:

Your not the first and won't be the last to get baffled by this lot.

They often defend the indefensible where ebay is concerned.

The fact postage was not offered and your doing the buyer a HUGE favour by posting it - as gone way over all their heads.

File a NPB claim - if you cancel they might leave you a negative - they can't do that if you do a NPB.