Opening a Payment Dispute
It's been a minute since I have sold an item and did not get paid. I note that the 3 days to pay has been extended to 4, I know they got rid of negative feedback which was a crock and now I find out that a payment dispute can no longer be filed. I'm just suppose to cancel the order, relist or whatever and that's it. Why does eBay baby buyers?
4 comments
bacardistreats
OP2 years agoI had to think... I've been with eBay 25 years now. The hassle of getting paid hasn't reared it's head with me for a long time. It used to be that a seller waited 3 days to get paid. Then the seller could file a payment dispute and had to wait 3 more days after that. I can see the benefit of cancelling the order but I sure wish negative feedback could still be left. I don't know why buyers have the scales tipped towards them but it is what it is.
kensgiftshop
·2 years agoHow would negative feedback make any difference?
12345jamesstamps
·2 years agoIf you resend an invoice(s) of an auction to buyer the payment will get extended by a day every time you send one. If you did in the past, never send a reminder to pay...eBay does that.
klhmdg
·2 years agoSet up to have unpaid items to automatically cancel at 4 days.
You dont have to do anything and the buyer gets and Unpaid strike.
I never knew a seller could file a "payment dispute"
You could also save yourself time by listing only BIN with immediate payment required, and dont allow Best Offer.
Most things that go unpaid are "offers" and Auctions.
Seems it has been quite awhile since you sold stuff on eBay. You should probably read all the information on the right of the page.