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Rejecting Paympal Payment (new account, zero feedback)
CHR15
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Hi
A friend just sold a mobile phone.
The buyer joined the day before and has zero feedback. He is obviously sceptical and doesnt want to proceed but the Paypal payment is marked as complete.
How can he reject the payment and relist (should have used the 5 feedback clause inhis description).
Thanks
A friend just sold a mobile phone.
The buyer joined the day before and has zero feedback. He is obviously sceptical and doesnt want to proceed but the Paypal payment is marked as complete.
How can he reject the payment and relist (should have used the 5 feedback clause inhis description).
Thanks
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why are you/he rejecting payment?
is the address confirmed?
people with no feedback use phones too
just go into paypal and refund payment but expect a neg0 -
He asked what I would do, I said I wouldn't proceed as it stinks of chargeback.
I appreciate we all start with zero but not usually buy a high price mobile phone as a first purchase.
Afraid the buyer doesnt get my benefit of the doubt.
(not sure about the address)0 -
If the phone is worth more than your friend is prepared to lose, and the address isn't confirmed, refund away. Check also whether the paypal address matches the ebay one.My TV is broken!

Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0 -
I'll put those questions to him.
If it were me.... I would rather lose the listing fee and risk the neg, than lose the money for the phone.0 -
In my opinion it could be a suspended user with a new account, could have 100% positive feedback but ebay are picky as hell lately with suspended people. Someone in my house hold was suspended therefore everyone in my house is now suspended due to being in "connection" with the suspended account - just happens we have the same address, Bah:j0
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Apparently the address is confirmed but not verified whatever that means.????0
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That is an odd one im not sure how that works or how they verify and confirm:j0
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Don't worry about verification - confirmed address is the important one.
If your friend qualified for seller protection, that's 2/3.My TV is broken!
Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0 -
Oh my god, fancy that someone has had the nerve to join Ebay just before buying something, he should be dragged from his house and publicly flogged, surely he should have know to have joined Ebay several years in advance before bidding on a mobile phone or at least made several purchase or crap he didn't need to build up some feedback.0
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Fancy someone posting just to be sarcastic!! knob!!0
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