on 10-07-2020 01:57 AM
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10-07-2020 11:45 AM - edited 10-07-2020 11:46 AM
@shoppingbag* wrote:eBay does not refund automatically if an order is cancelled.
Yes they do.
It is weird if they don't, and the only time I've had an order not refunded when I've cancelled it, is when the buyer never paid but the cancellation process still takes you through the motions of issuing a non-existant refund, so it can get really confusing if you're not familiar with the process.
Not sure why the eBay process didn't initiate a refund in this case - it should have if there were enough funds in there (if not, PayPal will need to draw on your secondary funding source to complete the refund - eg if it was the only payment you received, you don't get the full amount of the money due to PayPals non-refundable fees. But if you issue a refund, the buyer gets 100% of the money back, so you have to make up the rest yourself, if there was less than the full original payment as your balance, this may have caused an issue with eBay's cancellation process).
on 10-07-2020 10:55 AM
on 10-07-2020 11:26 AM
Find the transaction in your Paypal account and then click the "refund Payment" button. You need to manually do this, eBay does not refund automatically if an order is cancelled.
on 10-07-2020 11:33 AM
on 10-07-2020 11:35 AM
on 10-07-2020 11:39 AM
Just refund by clicking the refund button. The only way eBay refunds is if the buyer started a case against you, and you did not respond, and then you would not be getting any further messages from anybody about it. Just click the refund button in Paypal, and you will see all will be fine.
10-07-2020 11:45 AM - edited 10-07-2020 11:46 AM
@shoppingbag* wrote:eBay does not refund automatically if an order is cancelled.
Yes they do.
It is weird if they don't, and the only time I've had an order not refunded when I've cancelled it, is when the buyer never paid but the cancellation process still takes you through the motions of issuing a non-existant refund, so it can get really confusing if you're not familiar with the process.
Not sure why the eBay process didn't initiate a refund in this case - it should have if there were enough funds in there (if not, PayPal will need to draw on your secondary funding source to complete the refund - eg if it was the only payment you received, you don't get the full amount of the money due to PayPals non-refundable fees. But if you issue a refund, the buyer gets 100% of the money back, so you have to make up the rest yourself, if there was less than the full original payment as your balance, this may have caused an issue with eBay's cancellation process).
on 10-07-2020 02:15 PM