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NPB who paid but wanted to return has now decided to keep item, how to stop NPB
I'mgettingthere!!
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Hello everybody
I hope someone can help?
I sold an item on eBay, the lady paid and received item, she decided to return as too small, which is fine. I then set a NPB agreeing to an amicable return so I could get my FVF and relist. She has now decided to keep the item. She also bought two other items and is very pleasant, so obviously I don't want her to have a strike. I
can't find anywhere to tell eBay that the sale has gone ahead and to stop NPB dispute.
Any advice would be most welcome.
Thank you
I hope someone can help?
I sold an item on eBay, the lady paid and received item, she decided to return as too small, which is fine. I then set a NPB agreeing to an amicable return so I could get my FVF and relist. She has now decided to keep the item. She also bought two other items and is very pleasant, so obviously I don't want her to have a strike. I
can't find anywhere to tell eBay that the sale has gone ahead and to stop NPB dispute.
Any advice would be most welcome.
Thank you
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Hello again,
I can see lots of you have had a read.......but no answers is this because there isn't one?
Thanks.0 -
What are the options available to you on the dispute?
I don't see how there would be a risk of her getting a strike when she did in fact pay.My TV is broken!
Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0 -
Hi, Thank you,
When I click on the dispute it just says this,....
Dispute status: Other party has not responded.
It gives me the option to leave a message which I assume is to send to the buyer, but I don't know what to ask her to do so she doesn't get a strike as she is now keeping the item.
Sure there must be a way of ending it early but no option there
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It sounds as though the dispute hasn't been open long enough for it to be possible to close it. I think you can only close it after a minimum of 7 days.My TV is broken!

Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0 -
Thank you
Some times eBay is so tricky!!
Just want to do the right thing
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