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Advice on seller changing price after sale?
KizzyK_2
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Hi,
I emailed a seller last week to find out how much a skirt would be if made in a 25 inch length, she emailed back with £35.
I brought the skirt tonight and asked for a new invoice with the total price of £35, and she has just got back to me with this
If I knew that it was going to be £40 :eek: I wouldn't have brought it (I was only buying it for 35 quid to save me the time making it for next weekend), how should I go about withdrawing my buy it now and dealing with the seller?
Thanks :beer:
(Ps sorry for any bad spelling and grammar, im having a bit of an off day
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I emailed a seller last week to find out how much a skirt would be if made in a 25 inch length, she emailed back with £35.
I brought the skirt tonight and asked for a new invoice with the total price of £35, and she has just got back to me with this
Hi,
Sorry I miss quoted you! The price for 29inch length is 40.00 because it's twice the length, and so it's almost double the price.
Thanks
If I knew that it was going to be £40 :eek: I wouldn't have brought it (I was only buying it for 35 quid to save me the time making it for next weekend), how should I go about withdrawing my buy it now and dealing with the seller?
Thanks :beer:
(Ps sorry for any bad spelling and grammar, im having a bit of an off day
:j Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus :j
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Just reply to the seller explaining that you only bought it as it was for £35 and that you are no longer interested at the new price.
If this was on ebay, then it shouldnt be a contract as the entire terms would have changed.0 -
you asked for the price on a 25inch, but actually bought 29inch?0
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I'm confused £40 is not nearly double the price. Also you state 25 inch and she staes 29 inch - which is correct?
If she has changed the price in her error she should stick to original agreement.0 -
I wanted 25 inches and she wants to make me a 29 inch skirt :rolleyes:
The skirt is an item where you tell the seller what style/colour/size you would like after winning / buying it now. She only had 10 and 14 inches listed but I emailed to ask how much the longer skirt would be.
She sent me an invoice for :eek: £45 :eek: today, how should I go about canceling the buy it now (because of the price change)?:j Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus :j0 -
As far as Im aware, there is no official "cancel" button.
The only way is to email the seller and explain.0 -
If you want a 25 inch skirt, why does she want to make you a 29 inch skirt? Explain to her that isn't what you have asked for and will only pay the original price of £35.00 which she quoted to you for a 25 inch skirt.0
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