You only have to give them one day past the original estimated delivery date before filing a claim that you did not receive your item. You can file that claim via the item in your purchase history.
All sellers have a handling time with most being three days or less. If the handling time is more than three days the listing will state an extended handling time. Keep in mind that this time does not include weekends or holidays.
Also, some sellers do not ship through the eBay shipping center so no tracking information may be available.
mr_lincoln
Mentor1 year agoHi @haam2011
You only have to give them one day past the original estimated delivery date before filing a claim that you did not receive your item. You can file that claim via the item in your purchase history.
haam2011
OP1 year agoThanks for the reply. It's a UK item. A CD. And now that I've paid for it 3 days ago I see no eta of any kind...
jacbarcollectibles
Mentor1 year agoAll sellers have a handling time with most being three days or less. If the handling time is more than three days the listing will state an extended handling time. Keep in mind that this time does not include weekends or holidays.
Also, some sellers do not ship through the eBay shipping center so no tracking information may be available.