eBay

oz_in_ohio · ‎09-29-2017

They ( or buyers ) have to do it via ebay messages so ebay has the conversation on record..... You will not be covered by messages going via any other way on ebay....

janet9988 · ‎09-29-2017

That is correct. If you don't have a message on ebay....then always file the unpaid item claim.

That is your right even if you do have a message.

For some......It seems wisdom has been chasing you, but you have always been faster.

mudshark61369 · ‎09-30-2017

@oz_in_ohio,

It would seem to me, a buyer using regular emails to cancel a transaction, is experienced enough to know better, and probably has at least 1 unpaid strike already. File a UID and place the person on your BBL.

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chrysylys · ‎09-30-2017

A little confused. It would take 3 or 4 days for a letter requesting cancellation to arrive. By then the order should have been shipped.

Or are you talking about some kind of custom order that takes longer to prepare?

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coolections · ‎09-30-2017

@chrysylys wrote:
A little confused. It would take 3 or 4 days for a letter requesting cancellation to arrive. By then the order should have been shipped.
Or are you talking about some kind of custom order that takes longer to prepare?

LOL. I am sure the OP is talking about Email not snail mail. As far as answering the OP's problem I have NEVER used email for Ebay business. Yes, OP you should always use Ebay messages not your email.