Don't know what to do about this ebay seller?

timez_2

Hi I hope someone can help me with this?


I ordered a new power supply for my PC from a seller on ebay - sent 2nd class mail.

its now 9 days and nothing arriving - i told the seller who said i can have a refund.

He has refunded the money back to paypal - which automaticlly refunded to my card (apparentlly have to wait upto 30 days for the money to actually show up in my bank i found out - wow)

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Its a Halifax Visa Electron Debit Card - if anyone has ever had a refund to that from paypal to that card- did it really take 30 days?

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Anyway...

The seller also has put to ebay - he wants to cancil the transaction - and the reason....

"The buyer and I disagreed on terms"

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Not that it didnt arrive.

It is asking if i want to accept that on ebay and i dont know if i should?

So im a little worried now what the reason for that could be...?

Is he upto something do you think that could screw me over?

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Thank you in advance for any help


Timez

santer_2

Maybe ask here

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=40

Iconic

If the transaction is canceled he will not have to pay ebay for the sale.

If it isn't canceled he will have to pay ebay about 10% of the purchase price and any Paypal charges even though he has returned your money!

kwikbreaks

It isn't his fault you used a debit card with paypal - it's instant refunds with credit card.

He's refunded you no fuss so leave him +ve feeback (say didn't arrive but refunded if you want) and agree to the transaction being cancelled.

timez_2

Oh no i know it wasnt his fault about the card - or even the post.

But just wondered why he would put "disagreed on terms" when it wasnt the reason.

I just wanted to make sure it wont pottentally cause me any problems / money by accepting that? - when it wasnt the reason.

Timez

BertieUK

I do not think that he had any intent to offend - could have just hit the wrong button by mistake - once it is sent it is difficult to retrive.

Just think positive about the transaction and everybody is happy.

Regards
Bob

Sambucus_Nigra

timez wrote: »

Oh no i know it wasnt his fault about the card - or even the post.

But just wondered why he would put "disagreed on terms" when it wasnt the reason.

I just wanted to make sure it wont pottentally cause me any problems / money by accepting that? - when it wasnt the reason.

Timez

I'm not sure 'item didn't arrive' is an option.

You got your money refunded with no hesitation - so let the guy have his fees back!

timez_2

lol i am i am dont worry lol -

Just wasnt expecting to see that thats all - clicking accept now lol

Thank you all

Timez

Mr_Toad

It might not be his fault at all. I bought a battery pack off eBay a couple of weeks ago. I could have opted for free delivery or paid 75p extra for first class. I opted for the 1st class post.

It took 10 days to arrive but it was clear from the postmark that the sender had posted it on the day I ordered it.

How the Royal Mail managed to take 10 days to deliver it 60 miles beggars belief. They seem to be getting worse by the day.