I've got one now! (Small rant within)

lovinituk

custardy wrote: »

changed their mind in 10 minutes?
made a mistake? its not really feasible to click BIN and go through the screens by mistake

Okey dokey! OPs choice at the end of the day! Just seems an odd way to do it to me but each to their own.

lovinituk

Gleeful wrote: »

We are never going to agree. I am not going to request a mutual.

Fair do's. It would be a very good idea to block the user if you haven't already to avoid any retaliation on their part.

custardy

lovinituk wrote: »

Okey dokey! OPs choice at the end of the day! Just seems an odd way to do it to me but each to their own.

its a good way to lose near £40 in fee's, at no cost or loss to the buyer

alistair.long

this is a comon problem there are 2 ways to avoid paying the £40 fees.

List the items as more then 1, then when it sells it will go 1 less, and you can also increase it.

The other main thing you can do is add instant payment. which means that if someone doesnt pay you straight away then they cannot have it.

soolin

alistair.long wrote: »

this is a comon problem there are 2 ways to avoid paying the £40 fees.

List the items as more then 1, then when it sells it will go 1 less, and you can also increase it.

The other main thing you can do is add instant payment. which means that if someone doesnt pay you straight away then they cannot have it.

1) if you list more than you have then what happens if you sell more than you have? easily done on a popular item.

2) As this is a collection item I assume OP is hoping to be able to persuade buyer to pay cash- so unrealistic to use the instant payment on this as that forces them to use paypal.

Gleeful

soolin wrote: »

1) if you list more than you have then what happens if you sell more than you have? easily done on a popular item.

2) As this is a collection item I assume OP is hoping to be able to persuade buyer to pay cash- so unrealistic to use the instant payment on this as that forces them to use paypal.

To be honest, Alistairs post didn't make a lot of sense to me!

As an aside, I'm glad this WASN'T my buyer - what a nightmare!

http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=zareena123zareena&ftab=AllFeedback

See the feedback left for others!!

qaz179

As a seller youd want to avoid them thats for sure.
Unfortunately ebay is increasingly becoming a haven for these kind of people.
For selling Ebay is best avoided
For buying its game on - happy days - you can do whatever you want.

soolin

qaz179 wrote: »

As a seller youd want to avoid them thats for sure.
Unfortunately ebay is increasingly becoming a haven for these kind of people.
For selling Ebay is best avoided
For buying its game on - happy days - you can do whatever you want.

Non payers whilst a nuisance are not a reaosn to start panicking and giving up a good selling business.

Always do a full NPB on each and every non payer, have your selling preferences set as tight as you can and don't panic about things.

[Deleted User]

... When advertising with a BIN price, why not select the option that says "immediate payment required when BIN is used"? At least that way you should wheedle out some of the less serious buyers.

soolin

Sleazy wrote: »

... When advertising with a BIN price, why not select the option that says "immediate payment required when BIN is used"? At least that way you should wheedle out some of the less serious buyers.

See my post number 16.