Refund, so why we need to do mutual cancel request?
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on 09-01-2014 09:50 PM
Seems eBay hopes that those who do not know (or don't know they can) don't open mutual cancelation requests.
It seems pretty logical though - if you refund a buyer than surely you should receive your FVFs back rather than going through upto 7 days wait. Why would a buyer cancel this request other to be vindictive.
Food for thought.
It seems pretty logical though - if you refund a buyer than surely you should receive your FVFs back rather than going through upto 7 days wait. Why would a buyer cancel this request other to be vindictive.
Food for thought.
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on 09-01-2014 09:52 PM
Another one - buyer did a chargeback within 24 hours (I refunded them as I had not sent out item). Called eBay, to get FVFs back - what did they tell me? Open either a cancel request or an UID (ummm what? As if I would accept payment again from someone how initiates chargebacks)
Just some examples I think are silly
Just some examples I think are silly
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on 09-01-2014 10:59 PM
@tstore wrote:
Seems eBay hopes that those who do not know (or don't know they can) don't open mutual cancelation requests.
It seems pretty logical though - if you refund a buyer than surely you should receive your FVFs back rather than going through upto 7 days wait. Why would a buyer cancel this request other to be vindictive.
Food for thought.
it also shows as refunded if it is a forced refund via a paypal dispute.
hence the original transaction did occur and fees are due.
Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.