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on โ04-02-2013 06:59 PM
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on โ04-02-2013 07:07 PM
I think 2 or 3 days for payment to be made is reasonable and ebay allow sellers to start a non payment dispute on the 4th day and close the dispute on day 8 ifno payment received.
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on โ04-02-2013 08:16 PM
I ask for payment within 5 days although I would extend that if the buyer requested it for a good reason.
Having said that, most of my buyers pay immediately or within 24 hours of the auction's end.
It also depends on what the buyer asks for. Some set up their items for immediate Paypal payment only, and some are happy to wait a week.
I think the sooner I can pay the sooner I get my item!
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on โ04-02-2013 08:20 PM
Thanks for that; it's been 4 days now but I might give it another 2 days and see what happens!!
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on โ04-02-2013 08:25 PM
If you don't get it after that, I would send another invoice to remind them, give them another day or so then if still nothing send one more email politely asking if everything is OK and if you don't receive payment within 24 hours you will lodge a strike.
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on โ04-02-2013 08:59 PM
I think 2 or 3 days for payment to be made is reasonable and eBay allow sellers to start a non payment dispute on the 4th day and close the dispute on day 8 info payment received.
Not quite; eBay gives full 4 days before seller can open case, that means you can open case on the 5th day. Then the buyer gets further 4 full days from the moment they opened NPB case, not a second earlier, before it is possible to close.
Voltaire: โThose Who Can Make You Believe Absurdities, Can Make You Commit Atrocitiesโ .
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on โ04-02-2013 11:52 PM
I've had trouble with buyers not paying and not even bothering to contact me.
I now give them three days to make contact or make payment. If they haven't, I open an "unpaid" case and go through the process. Otherwise you're just wasting your time waiting.
However, there are a lot of good buyers out there and it outweighs the people who don't follow through.
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on โ05-02-2013 12:16 AM
I assume you meant four days, as that is the minimum time you have to wait to open a case.
I generally send an invoice within a day of the sale, then a reminder on day 4 and open the case on day 5. Seems to work; most pay once I've opened the case.
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on โ05-02-2013 12:35 AM
and yet buyers squawk if sellers have not posted within 24 hours of reciving payment regardless how long they take to pay ๐
Dave
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on โ05-02-2013 07:59 AM
Ebay send a reminder after 2 days, still nothing I send the invoice with a note on asking if they can give details of how they made their payment as I am unable to trace it (diplomacy!) and if still nothing by end of day 4 I open the dispute. 99.9% pay up before the dispute is closed.
I don't mind waiting for payment as long as the buyer contacts me before or straight after buying but if they don't pay on the agreed date then I don't send any more communication, I just open the dispute.
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