eBay etiquette - when is it ok to tell them to do one?
Discussion
I had issues with a non-payer on eBay before as well; eBay support told me that I had only to give 48 hours of allowance to the buyer, though that might have been due to the fact I contacted them (i.e. 48 hours from contacting them). I don't sell anything on eBay that often, but when I do I give a few days, check if they've paid, then contact them. Beyond that it's time for eBay support.
Make sure you get on to support within 28 days though, for there's some restriction relating to that.
Make sure you get on to support within 28 days though, for there's some restriction relating to that.
northwest monkey said:
kapiteinlangzaam said:
Paypal plus self collection leaves you very exposed to fraud.
Make sure you make a receipt to be signed by the buyer when/if he collects.
Self collection should always be cash payment IMO.
It won't matter if the buyer leaves photocopies of his passport and birth certificate signed in blood - if the buyer opens an "Item not Received" dispute and the OP can't provide tracking then he'll lose.Make sure you make a receipt to be signed by the buyer when/if he collects.
Self collection should always be cash payment IMO.
kapiteinlangzaam said:
CaptainSlow said:
northwest monkey said:
kapiteinlangzaam said:
Paypal plus self collection leaves you very exposed to fraud.
Make sure you make a receipt to be signed by the buyer when/if he collects.
Self collection should always be cash payment IMO.
It won't matter if the buyer leaves photocopies of his passport and birth certificate signed in blood - if the buyer opens an "Item not Received" dispute and the OP can't provide tracking then he'll lose.Make sure you make a receipt to be signed by the buyer when/if he collects.
Self collection should always be cash payment IMO.
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