on 04-08-2012 01:33 PM
Is it normal to buyer to delay payment? Have sent email but still waiting for reply.
on 04-08-2012 01:36 PM
Buyers have 4 days in which to pay-that is ebays absolute MINIMUM time before you can even think of opening a dispute.
on 04-08-2012 01:37 PM
Not everybody regularly logs in to ebay or email to keep up with communication. A 3 day delay is not unusual.
You can lodge an unpaid item dispute after 4 days in which case ebay will take over communication with the buyer and if no response is received after 7 days will refund your final value fees and cancel the transaction.
If it is a high value item it may be worth telephoning the buyer to establish contact.
on 04-08-2012 01:41 PM
Not everybody regularly logs in to ebay or email to keep up with communication. A 3 day delay is not unusual.
You can lodge an unpaid item dispute after 4 days in which case ebay will take over communication with the buyer and if no response is received after 7 days will refund your final value fees and cancel the transaction.
If it is a high value item it may be worth telephoning the buyer to establish contact.
Sorry,not exactly correct.After dispute is opened,buyer will receive an unpaid reminder from ebay,they then still have another 4 days in which to pay.On the 5th day,SELLER can close dispute,they will be refunded their FVF & can then relist.Buyer will be issued non payer strike by ebay.
At the end of the day,& JMO but 3 days is way too soon to be having a stress attack lol lol
on 13-08-2012 10:06 AM
I put in my listings for auction format that buyers have 24hours after auctions end to pay or the item will be re listed.
I spoke with ebay on the matter and they said that is fine as long as it is in the listing what the seller requires
on 13-08-2012 10:11 AM
I put in my listings for auction format that buyers have 24hours after auctions end to pay or the item will be re listed.
I spoke with ebay on the matter and they said that is fine as long as it is in the listing what the seller requires
Not sure who you spoke to but eBay gives people 8 days (as explained above) and you cannot override eBay rules. If person pays on the 8th day and you have already sold the item to somebody else you will get big red dot and they may also report you for non performance.
on 13-08-2012 10:13 AM
I put in my listings for auction format that buyers have 24hours after auctions end to pay or the item will be re listed.
I spoke with ebay on the matter and they said that is fine as long as it is in the listing what the seller requires
Of course you CAN put whatever you like..it is your listing...but...as has been said they allow FOUR days and then FOUR more after you have opened a dispute.
on 13-08-2012 10:37 AM
mens_choice_ladies_li.. you will have to check your TOS because if you have a NPB and you do it the right way you will get your FVF back and you do not have to charge the buyer anything
on 13-08-2012 12:23 PM
They only way allowed as far as I know to have a buyer pay within 4 days is to accept PayPal only and tick the box for Immediate Payment required
If you have more than one payment option, you also can't use the immediate payment option
on 13-08-2012 04:07 PM
They only way allowed as far as I know to have a buyer pay within 4 days is to accept PayPal only and tick the box for Immediate Payment required
If you have more than one payment option, you also can't use the immediate payment option
yes that does work for Buy it Now listings, but although mens-choice..... does have an eBay Store they seem to be only listing Auctions, which unfortunately do not have the 'immediate payment required' option.