topic Re: The buyer has changed their mind in Selling

The buyer has changed their mind

aurober_qletcc1qo — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 03:55:08 GMT

The buyer has changed their mind, I received an email that said his son has bought him a new washing machine as a surprise. How do I deal with ebay regarding this transaction.

Thanks.

Re: The buyer has changed their mind

sueken4812 — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 04:12:13 GMT

You can open a Cancel Transaction Request. At the right of the transaction in your Ebay Sold items,
you should be able to access REsolve A Problem.

Open the Request, but make sure to click Buyer Changed Mind or bought by mistake, then submit.

Send the buyer an email, saying they will have to Click I Agree on the form that will be sent to them, to cancel the transaction.
Make it clear that this is the only way to clear it off the boards, and if they don't do it, ebay will continue to hassle them for payment.

Once they have done that your fees will be credited back to you.

If they don't answer within 4 days, open an Unpaid Item Dispute.

Re: The buyer has changed their mind

horizon1907 — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 04:29:20 GMT

Beat me to it. Just out of curiosity, did the buyer tell you how old his son was / is ? Not that it is important now, if you follow the prior procedure. It's just that, personally I think they have had a change of mind and the child didn't bid at all. They did. I find it difficult to think that a child can go into ebay and place a bid and then commit to purchase etc.

Re: The buyer has changed their mind

thecatspjs — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 04:34:45 GMT

Not sure what OP you are reading horizon but you've got the wrong end of the stick in this thread.

As sueken posted OP send a cancellation request making sure to tick buyer changed mind.

Re: The buyer has changed their mind

cmcoins2000 — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 07:22:29 GMT

Why assume the 'son' is a child - ie. no mention of a child bidding.

Son may have gone to Hardly Normal for his Dad.

Given - the buyer wants to cancel the transaction for whatever reason - you could direct them to the 'cancel transaction' button - you are the one that is going to have to agree.

Fine - no 'defects'.

Re: The buyer has changed their mind

i-love-my-sheep — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 12:40:32 GMT

@cmcoins2000 wrote:
Why assume the 'son' is a child - ie. no mention of a child bidding.

Son may have gone to Hardly Normal for his Dad.

Given - the buyer wants to cancel the transaction for whatever reason - you could direct them to the 'cancel transaction' button - you are the one that is going to have to agree.

Fine - no 'defects'.

The seller has to initiate the cancellation.

Re: The buyer has changed their mind

lalala-au — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 12:50:45 GMT

Sounds like someone got their dad a washing machine for Father's Day! Bad Luck! Do as they say above.