Getting paid
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Hi I am very sceptical about posting my item that is worth alot of money. Ebay are holding my funds till I send it. Whos to say that the buyer will say they didnt get it or say it was damaged. Dose it then go to a he said she said type thing and dispute it how? Im just worried because the buyer also has only sold cheap things beforeonline
6 comments
sandypebbles
·4 months agoeBay are holding your funds as you are a new seller and that is the same for every new seller, sellers who have not sold in a long time and sellers who only sell now and then
BUT
even if the funds were not on hold, you would still more than likely be scammed
Nothing to do with what the buyer has sold before etc and as buyers can only be left positive feedback, you also have no idea if they have already scammed a hundred sellers
A very inexperienced seller, selling a scam magnet for $7000
There is no way that sale is going to end well
You should be worried
You should do as advised and cancel the sale
*casey*
·4 months agoTo add, the fact that a 'buyer' bought it outright and didn't even make an offer, there's always a good chance that the buyer is a scammer or it's a hijacked account, stolen credit card etc
Is the buyer overseas ?
Cancel The Transaction
https://www.ebay.com.au/help/selling/getting-paid/sellers-can-cancel-order?id=4136&srsltid=AfmBOoqQ0gE6fvm_0oa8xxULRxqYAZV2G6oi-GesxJsZ9aDTZlJ-7Ln6
domino-710
·4 months agoCancel immediately - I mean immediately.
Using something wrong with buyers address.
NOW
*casey*
·4 months ago100% agree with pnc. Cancel the transaction.
I can almost guarantee that if you post it, you'll be scammed in some way
All the buyer has to do is open an 'item not as described' case calling it a fake, eBay will agree with the buyer, they'll send you back their own fake and you'll lose the item and your money
designers*n*more
·4 months agoIt’s actually illegal to post « fake » items in Australia, either sending or receiving. So if the buyer was to open a SNAD dispute with the reason the item is fake/counterfeit they won’t have to post the item back, and as such the seller will lose their money and the item.
https://www.afp.gov.au/crimes/fraud-and-corruption/intellectual-property-crime#:~:text=Counterfeiting%20is%20a%20crime%20under%20the%20Trade,*%20A%20fine%20of%20up%20to%20A$115%2C500
pnc75
·4 months agoOMG!!! If it's the Cooper Clagg thing, cancel the order now using 'problem with buyer's address'. Don't ever sell anything of such high value on ebay. It has become a scammers' paradise, sadly. You need to go to an auction house or somewhere else where someone with more knowledge than me can direct you.