item not being sent

[1965goodbuy]

HI I PURCHASED ITEM NUMBER 151908941719 OFF  <Removed>

THEY SENT A EMAIL ON THE 17TH STATETING THEY ARE NOT GOING TO SEND

IVE PAID

IVE SOLD MANY ITEMS ON EBAY THAT I WANTED MORE MONEY FOR AND HAVE STILL SENT

PLEASE ADVISE THIS SELLER TO POST MY ITEM

THANK YOU

[digupatin]

You have not contacted eBay, this is a users forum. We cannot contact the seller for you.

The seller cannot be forced to send you the item if they decide not to.

Just open an Item Not Received (INR) case with eBay to get your money back.

Go Help & Contact at the top of your page and click on the appropriate link.

[imastawka]

Curious that the seller lists postage at $17.25

but further down in the listing quotes $200 for postage.

Another case of starting the auction at 99c,  then not happy with the result

[lyndal1838]

There is no way that painting would go through AP for $17.25.

I would say the $200 for Pack and Send is much more like it.  If the OP has only paid $17.00 odd then it is not surprising that the seller is refusing to send.

[imastawka]

Yeah, but I still don't think they'd send even with the right postage.

It sold for $20

[lyndal1838]

Possibly not Stawks, but can you imagine the seller paying over $180 from their own pocket to post the item.  That is really unreasonable.

[imastawka]

Of course it's unreasonable.

But it was the seller's fault, not the buyer's

First, to start the bidding at 99c

Then to put in incorrect postage.

A farce from beginning to end

[magpie5*]

spot on, there should be some kick back from it thats for sure, learnt very early not to start something below what you will be happy with,

[cathyjoyjoy]

Amazing that the seller listed the item twice starting at 99c.  The first time it was listed, bidding ended up slightly higher than the second listing which the OP won.

You would think that after listing it the first time at 99c and not getting the result you are seeking that you wouldn't go ahead and list it in the same way !!?  Clear case of believing the item is worth more than it actually is to the bidders.

[phorum_junkie*]

Haven't looked but is it a painting of a Hino?