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Quote: Originally Posted by rachmear Ok, thanks for your advice. I am a little confused though. In this post http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...html?t=2109023 ) the seller was told that the buyer should return the item at their cost..Why is that case different to mine. The product left us in perfect condition? You could ask them to do that. But if I was the buyer that would be an Instant neg. You are responsible to get it to them in one...

Quote: Originally Posted by ceebeeby My only ever non-payers are brand new bidders. As soon as I see one I think uh-oh. Sorry, but haven't yet had a good experience of one!!! My last few non payers (several months ago now) were all in double figures. I also had a non payer with 400+ feedback. All my zero bidders, and I get a lot of people registering to buy one of my lines as it is fairly unique, usually pay within 48 hours.

Maybe they had a wardrobe flooded in the last week or 2, so need to replace their clothes. Everyone has to start somewhere, we all had 0 feedback at one point.

Use this link to cancel bids. http://offer.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?CancelBidShow

Well sadly royal mail don't have a ebay rate where they charge ebay, not us Some sellers don't seem to get this though (not directed at you personally, but it does seem to be something certain people can't grasp! ) No, free p+p would be better if it was called what it is, inclusive p+p.

I know how you feel..I get at least 1 buyer a day who ends up not payimg me..not even contacting me until eventually after several unanswered messages, a dispute has to be opened.. It's tough but the only way to get your Final value Fees back quickly and without fear of redress is to cancel the sale. Message the buyer and let them know they will have to agree to the cancellation. It's much easier and less messy than sending to a...

Quote: Originally Posted by Strapped He said that he thought it was a ceiling light Oh well, as I said - lesson learnt. Next time I will put "this is a shade only" to avoid any doubt! I thought it was clear from the photo. Mind you, this is also a new user so I wonder whether it's someone playing games I was selling a pair of knee length cowboy boots and someone messaged me asking if they could buy just the one as they...

Quote: Originally Posted by rachmear My husband recently sold 2 items on ebay. They were sent via royal mail. Even though they were packed in bubble wrap and the box itself was pretty sturdy they items have arrived damaged. On his listing he did state no returns. What should we do for the best? Should we expect the buyer to claim from Royal mail or should he expect to return the goods to us? Help!!! why do you put no returns? i means nothing...

Free P&P is a myth. You cannot send an item for free. So yes, sellers add this into their profits by adjusting the selling price. If you are happy with a price at the time you strike the deal, then that is the deal you have.

Send a formally worded letter + invoice by recorded post requesting payment or return of item within 7 days, as you will be commencing legal procedings after that time. Alternatively, RING paypal until they start talking sense - email will get you nowhere but you might be able to get a decent human being on the phone who is willing to treat it as fraud.