on 15-03-2018 11:40 PM
I believe Ebay will allow a buyer to cancel an order within 1 hour, seller 30 days.
I recently bought a part for my daughters car. A friend showed up shortly after doing so and fixed the issue at no cost and without needing any parts. Within a few hours of the purchase I very politely and sincerely contacted the seller explaining the situation and asked if he would cancel order and I offered to pay any fees incured, if any. Being on a pension I can not afford something I don't need. The seller did not reply and opened an unpaid item case.
I have been on Ebay for almost 9 years, have a history from day one of 100% feedback rating. Yes an unblemished record from day one. The seller in question has a 98% feedback rating.
I think it is very unfair given the circumstances, my long unblemished record and the fact that the seller is being very unreasonable that this single non serious issue be recorded against my account and restrictions applied. I think buyers should be allowed 1 unpaid item every year or so.
Very very unfair.
on 17-03-2018 12:06 AM
I expect because we have all been so unfair by not being utterly outraged that a non-payment strike has been given for not paying
It makes one wonder, had the seller indeed agreed to cancel the purchase, would the OP have posted in here saying how good it was of the seller to cancel and not give them a strike instead?
I think not
on 17-03-2018 10:41 AM
OP's neg left for a seller has come back to bite them - What an A clown