on 07-04-2016 12:32 PM
What Do I Do Now ?
Item sold was specifically stated as pick up only.
Next I get this message:
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No matter how much I would like to please my buyers - I can't comply with any of the above and I'm a bit peeved that all these requests were done AFTER this item was purchased and not before.
I contacted the buyer and explained this item is strictly pick up and as such the transaction needs to be cancelled. I sent a cancellation request and of course have heard nothing from this buyer since.
What do I do now as I've run out of procedures to follow and don't want to be stuck with FVF fee for a non sale........
on 09-04-2016 03:33 PM
Yes the wording is silly, but the result is the same. The buyer has a certain no of days to respond and tick accept, and even if they don't after a few more days it gets cancelled anyway.
But do not list it until this happens.
on 09-04-2016 05:58 PM
Gosh how confusing.
Must be two eBay cancellations systems on the go at the moment by the sounds of some of the advice here.
The old one where a buyer had an opportunity to accept the cancellation, and the new one as per policy where there is no such opportunity.
09-04-2016 10:54 PM - edited 09-04-2016 10:56 PM
There are two.
In the past fortnight, at least.
One I had was a seller cancellation due to my buyer change of mind. I was given the chance to respond. Which I did with a note of accepting it but with the real reason of out of stock.
The second, a seller automatically generated cancellation, as my "immediate Paypal payment required" did not go through. There was a Paypal problem with the security token...on the third try payment was accepted. However, I received two cancellation notices which had no opportunity for reply.
So at least two types doing the rounds. That may have been an eBay abberation due to some glitch, but I got them.
10-04-2016 12:20 AM - edited 10-04-2016 12:24 AM
There are two cancellation processes depending on whether the buyer has paid by paypal or not.
If the buyer has paid by any other method, ebay cannot detect this. So...
If the buyer has paid by paypal, then the seller can refund, ebay detects the refund has occured so the buyer does not need to confirm anything and the transaction is concluded.
If the buyer hasn't paid or paid via a method outside of paypal, ebay gives the buyer 10 days to cofirm they have been refunded before the transaction is closed.
EDIT - amber I don't know for sure about your situation with the ones you didn't get a chance to respond to, probably due to the automatic payment required thingo. I haven't had a problem getting one of those paid before
10-04-2016 11:27 AM - edited 10-04-2016 11:30 AM
So that confirms for the OP that the buyer was given a chance to respond, as they hadn't actually paid.
Like for me with the out of stock one.
Which makes sense as the buyer (in general) can have paid another way and not had it marked.
10-04-2016 12:08 PM - edited 10-04-2016 12:09 PM
I received an email and this turned up in My eBay, under a newly seen section "cancelled orders".
Looks like the system flagged I had attempted a Paypal payment but it wasn't successful. Twice. Payment went through fine the third time and I can't delete these cancelled orders.