on 02-10-2013 08:14 PM
Should I be worried?
They have been a registered seller since May 2012, with a positive feedback score of 99.6%, so I don't think they're one of those people that sell a few things, scam people, then close their account only to start all over again.
Thanks heaps 🙂
on 02-10-2013 10:03 PM
If you are worried then open a dispute now. Escalate to claim at 45 days from when you paid. I assume you paid using PayPal?
on 02-10-2013 10:10 PM
A seller isn't able to close their own account for a certain amount of time after their last transaction (I'm not sure if it's 60 or 90 days), and presuming the item is still showing as paid/posted in your purchase history (which suggests the the listings themselves weren't suspect and removed by eBay), I can only guess they've been de-registered for something like non-payment of fees, which can be just temporary and their account would be fully restored upon payment of fees (or other resolution to whatever is happening).
I'm not sure how much access they would have to eBay account functions, but unless there are other alarm bells, I would wait the average time and/or attempt to contact them at the email address the PayPal payment was sent to (if you paid that way). If no response, then I'd take it to a dispute.
on 02-10-2013 11:01 PM
@bsal6160 wrote:If you are worried then open a dispute now. Escalate to claim at 45 days from when you paid. I assume you paid using PayPal?
bsal, that is not really the correct information.
The buyer only has to open the dispute before 45 days. They then have a further 20 days in which to escalate to a claim.