If a buyer hits the Buy button (or wins an auction by having placed the winning bid), it is recorded automatically by eBay as a sale.
Therefore you will automatically be charged the final value fee, unless you take the steps to inform eBay that the sale failed to be completed. This is done by the seller cancelling the sale after 4 days (when the option appears for the seller to cancel for the reason “buyer didn’t pay”). If you failed to cancel with that reason, then eBay will not know that the transaction wasn’t completed.
We need more details, but based on what we have, it is possible that the OP forgot about the auctions or didn't know that once an auction ends and a buyer wins, the item is considered sold, and the buyers forgot (?) to pay... It is the 4th day today, so tomorrow you could cancel with the reason that the buyer didn't pay. The buyers should also receive reminders to pay from eBay, but if you can contact them too.
My question is not hidden, I posted 5 minutes after they asked the question. I think more likely many people who post believe eBay are going to read each question posted and then contact them directly
twyngwyn
·2 years agoDid someone commit to buy, but didn't pay? If so, go to .....cancel transaction & get your fees back.....then relist
sandypebbles
·2 years agoYou would need to ask eBay
Other members do not have information about what charges you have
Your completed listings show you have recently sold two items
Are they what you are talking about?
Or something else?
Are you saying you did not list them
antbo_5342
OP2 years agoBeen charged for something I have not sold
repentatleisure1952
·2 years agocountessalmirena
·2 years agoIf a buyer hits the Buy button (or wins an auction by having placed the winning bid), it is recorded automatically by eBay as a sale.
Therefore you will automatically be charged the final value fee, unless you take the steps to inform eBay that the sale failed to be completed. This is done by the seller cancelling the sale after 4 days (when the option appears for the seller to cancel for the reason “buyer didn’t pay”). If you failed to cancel with that reason, then eBay will not know that the transaction wasn’t completed.
papermoon.lady
·2 years agoWe need more details, but based on what we have, it is possible that the OP forgot about the auctions or didn't know that once an auction ends and a buyer wins, the item is considered sold, and the buyers forgot (?) to pay... It is the 4th day today, so tomorrow you could cancel with the reason that the buyer didn't pay. The buyers should also receive reminders to pay from eBay, but if you can contact them too.
paper-jack
·2 years agosandypebbles
·2 years ago