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@joethenuts wrote:

correct padi cash is better  but if she was having problems picking it up and she realy wanted the object ,paypaling could of been a better choice , by paying she still has protection from ebay ,even picking it up she does not have to except it if its not as discribed.

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I don't think so joe, paying by Paypal and then trying to get the seller to refund the money for a pick-up item is frought with problems, since a Paypal dispute cannot be opened on a pick-up item so the buyer would be reliant on the seller making the refund.

Even the eBay MBG on pick-ups is a very grey area regarding pick-ups.

the seller must allow the buyer to pick up at a sutable time between parties , you will find that if she paypaled , and the buyer can not get contact with the seller , then the buyer has a dispute with the seller and then ebayb steps in, also by law it would be fraud not supplying the buyer with the goods. or send a bloke like i know that looks like a bigger version than  hulk-hogan and ask politly for the goods.ouch     have a nice day , 

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@onabudget$ wrote:
Thank you curraone. I used texting, as an extra means to elicit a response. Her communication was very poor. I did not pay. The seller has told eBay that I did. Why?, I do not know. I am guessing so that she can leave me the false positive feedback, and avoid me being able to leave her feedback. I will not reply to the nastiness coming from her. There is no rationalising with the irrational. The seller knew that I was coming today to pick up, and did not leave the item out. Instead she chose to open a claim yesterday, after we had already made arrangements for me to pick up.

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Ummm so you did make contact with the seller. You say they did not leave the item out  .....  How were you going to pay if its pay on pick up

Am I missing something ???

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@joethenuts wrote:

the seller must allow the buyer to pick up at a sutable time between parties

 

That is obviously not happening in this case, and in any case the item remains the property of the seller until they decide to hand it over.

 

you will find that if she paypaled , and the buyer can not get contact with the seller , then the buyer has a dispute with the seller and then ebayb steps in,

 

Read the preceding post of mine with the screen-shot in it, it infers that pick-ups are not covered by eBay's MBG either, and are certainly not covered by Paypal's dispute process.

 

also by law it would be fraud not supplying the buyer with the goods

 

"By law" yes, but not worth persuing a case like this one that involves only a small amount of money.

 

or send a bloke like i know that looks like a bigger version than  hulk-hogan and ask politly for the goods.ouch.

 

No comment on that since it would probably count as harassment in the police eyes by the buyer...................

 

 

 

 

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Unless everyone is on the moral outrage bus,  did ya all miss this bit in the op?

She was unhappy with the sale price (.99c) for a very expensive item.

99cents people!!   Move on.  It's done

Have the fb removed by ebay with the report button and let it go

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@imastawka wrote:

Unless everyone is on the moral outrage bus,  did ya all miss this bit in the op?

 

She was unhappy with the sale price (.99c) for a very expensive item.

 

99cents people!!   Move on.  It's done

 

 

 

Have the fb removed by ebay with the report button and let it go

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Different seller to the one being discussed.

not harrasment when the buyer has paid for it  and wont let the buyer pick it up , thats theft    by law 

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@joethenuts wrote:

not harrasment when the buyer has paid for it  and wont let the buyer pick it up , thats theft    by law 

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joe, the buyer hasn't paid for it even though it's been marked as paid by the seller.......................

i know that we are talking about if she paid by paypal.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

 anyway i think this seller would be too much trouble getting invlved with