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30-03-2025 08:20 PM - edited 30-03-2025 08:22 PM
If the seller asked you to pick up, he obviously had the item so the item does exist.
It's not a fraudulent listing for a non existent item which would be a scam.
Yesterday afternoon the seller did send me a msg and asked if he can cancel the transaction and asked me to pay on pick-up,
He asked you to do this as he probably isn't signed up for managed payments and there's no protection for you if you pay cash so:
1) He wanted cash
2) Cancelling the transaction means he doesn't have to pay eBay fees.
So a bit of a scammer anyway.
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on 31-03-2025 07:53 AM
Sounds like he did not want to wait 30 days to be paid by ebay.
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on 31-03-2025 03:06 PM
"Yesterday afternoon the seller did send me a msg and asked if he can cancel the transaction and asked me to pay on pick-up"
The seller offered postage.
This wasn't a pick up only item where a seller may "suggest" cash on pick up
It's a deliberate offer to trade outside of eBay, avoid fees, and as such, is reportable to eBay