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Smart1e wrote: »

We need a glitch - now!

Maybe not quite now just off to bed

Taking Skinny Cat for a check up tomorrow and next doors two new kittens should be a noisy car

Big hug to Logie, Nannylala, Auntie Lala and lookingforabargain and all the children with chickenpox and anyone else who is stressed, poorly, struggling or flooded

Mistic

Evening everybody

Sorry have not been able to keep up with the thread lately please don't think it's that I don't care.

Big hugs to all who need them and smaller ones to warm those who don't. May your feet all have kept warmer today than mine.

davemorton

jblack wrote: »

Stupid Ebay with their stupid rules:mad:.

It's policies are totally loaded on the side of the buyer. Why they made the rule that the seller can't leave negative feedback is beyond me.

Then there's the stipulation that Paypal must be a payment option on all auctions. The fact they own Paypal too means they make an absolute killing in fees.

A realistic competitor is well overdue to take them down a peg or two.






End of rant:o

:T ..................that is all.

locarr

Hopefully be a quick catch up tomoro with the site down for maintenance !:cool:

Good night all!!:D

CouponWoman

locarr wrote: »

Thanks Both!!

I actually don't want to open a dispute or sell it to them now as they appear notorious for leaving negative feedback!!:eek:
Can I just cut my losses and relist?:cool:

Sorry but its best you go the non payer dispute route. That way if they don't pay you can close the dispute after 4 days and they cannot leave feedback, and you get your end fee back.

If they did pay, you would need to post it, but send it by recorded delivery, just in case they claim not to have received the parcel.

If you ask them to cancel the transaction and they refusel, then you lose your fees and they can still leave feedback.

If you ask them to cancel the transaction and they accept, they can leave any feedback they chose.

If you decided to just sell to bidder no 2, then bidder 1 could also pay and you would be in a difficult position. Also bidder 1 could report you as a non performing seller.

It really is best to do the non payer dispute and then when you close it offer the item to bidder no 2.

Just don;t leave feedback for bidder 1 if you go the unpaid item route.

hth

CWxx

LaaCaz

http://s1296.beta.photobucket.com/user/Laura_Carrington/media/3410.jpg.html?sort=3&o=4

photo of lobs hth x

others on post #60

silly tablet not linking properly! links on post #60 work x

silvercar

The forum goes down just as my birthday comes in

Planning a quiet day with OH who has taken the day off work.:)

Not a significant birthday and my first one without my Dad

thick_tom

what's that you say, you're going to bed sooty. better wave goodnight to the viewers then. wave goodbye sooty.

night night everyone. night night.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zjVZvkzr5A

aau1

Downtime at 2359?!?!?! :eek:

How am I supposed to catch up with the day in 32 minutes!!

davemorton

CouponWoman wrote: »

, but send it by recorded delivery, just in case they claim not to have received the parcel.

CWxx

Just on a side note. RD isnt really any good for this, as rarely does it get a proper signature that is suitably recorded. If the item is under £42 (ish) you just need proof of postage, over that, pay for special delivery.