Ebay help please

wizzywig27 wrote: »

I can say, from first hand experience that even if a buyer does not upload the tracking info, as long as its provided when asked, that will be sufficient to prove its been delivered and eBay/PayPal will decide in your favour

You say eBay/PayPal, which do you mean please as the companies are no longer linked and each has their own rules.

Assuming eBay, then Has that been since the new rules have come in ? I know eBay were being more helpful when the rules first changed, but I wasn't aware they were still going against their stated policy.

I'm also sure it is a typo but it would be the seller who needs to upload the tracking, not the buyer.

wizzywig27 wrote: »

Sorry, yes I meant seller. In my case the seller did not upload tracking info to eBay nor PayPal

The rules though are still different, if the buyer has opened a case in ebay then any tracking or delivery number would have needed to be entered before the last estimated delivery date. On paypal the rules haven't changed and an INR can be defended by adding the tracking number once case is open. It is important to know the seller protection on both ebay and paypal since the split and since ebay introduced the new rules recently about the requirement to upload tracking early.

Obviously despite the rules If I were the seller I would still try and defend an INR by adding delivery conformation details to the case and then phoning ebay to point out delivery details. That's why I asked how recently you won a case - I was interested as to whether ebay CS were still behind in understanding their new rules and whether defending the INR this way is still likely to win. As the rules seem to have been poorly rolled out I think it important to keep an eye on how ebay CS are reacting to INR claims.