Seller not going through with sale due to low sale price (collection item)

gemmalouanna

starrybee wrote: »

I would pay now, if they don't refund then open an INR. You can also file a non-performing seller report. Then leave negative after that.

Thanks for the useful advice. Have paid via Paypal and then sent her a message saying I saw her message afterwards and to issue my refund. Where on the site do I file the non-performing seller report? Is there then a certain time I need to wait before leaving negative?

soolin

Mindless_Clone wrote: »

When I did a mutual cancellation both myself and the buyer were able to leave each other feedback. Not sure if someone more experience can verify if that's true for all cancellations?

Of course, the downside would be the seller will get their fees back which, actually, it would be nicer if they didn't for jerking you around.

If not, I would be sneaky and just pretend you didn't receive their email, pay via paypal then email to ask when you can pick it up. If she doens't refund you, you can open an INR, and in any event you've got the satisfaction of causing her a lot of hassle which might just make her think twice before faffing anyone else about in future.

A mutual allows both parties to leave feedback , a full NPB means buyer cannot leave any feedback and if feedback has already been left then it will be removed. (assuming buyer does not pay before case closes)

Mindless_Clone

Thanks soolin. I had a feeling you would know the answer.

So the OP did the right thing really, since by paying they've protected themselves against a NBP strike.

soolin

Mindless_Clone wrote: »

Thanks soolin. I had a feeling you would know the answer.

So the OP did the right thing really, since by paying they've protected themselves against a NBP strike.

Yes they have. Equally, if seller had opened an NPB they could have paid at that point as well.