Can a seller put up postage on you after the auction has closed after they have advertised a rate.

[cmcoins2000]

NO

[2106greencat]

As above - No

but if you can post the item number here, we can have a look and see if there was any mention that perhaps you have missed or if the seller is very new etc before advising you further.

[horizon1907]

Nup. Not good form at all. 

[4myson2003]

a big NOPE....

[justcruising48]

Unfortunately they can and they do even if it is not allowed. Happened to a friend recently. They just refused to pay the extra, and seller just said they had made a mistake in their listing, but had done it before according to their feedback comments. So an old trick of conning buyers they can get away with. Ebay sent a did not pay dispute in, a call to ebay was needed, but still they got away with being dishonest to the next buyer, as they still go on their way merrily.    

[4myson2003]

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@justcruising48 wrote:

Unfortunately they can and they do even if it is not allowed. Happened to a friend recently. They just refused to pay the extra, and seller just said they had made a mistake in their listing, but had done it before according to their feedback comments. So an old trick of conning buyers they can get away with. Ebay sent a did not pay dispute in, a call to ebay was needed, but still they got away with being dishonest to the next buyer, as they still go on their way merrily.    

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well if ebay allow this without any repercussions to the seller, WHY have policies?might as well rid all their policies as they mean nothing..

[wilk1149]

It would appear that they do honour their number one policy of getting their fees no matter what