And another happy customer who cannot deal with ebay stupidity

Again ebays non working cart strikes again losing more sales by blocking orders...

New message from:

373593124475,364206440987,373669868249,374088977455,373665546920,364444630132,363919813388,363443181855,374943698181,374179294906,373603892775,373955642245,363442890134,364140134279,36342433178,373603356936,363417054409,373661132121,374141612498,364153178045,373733171078,363416477494,363502323477,374141619959,373649324429,373661222131,363919683181.

If I make offer and u accept, it charger's me right then. If u make me an offer and I accept them you can invoice for combined shipping and I can pay. If this is to much of a hassle, I fully understand. Thanks

quicksilverdiecast

54447 View listings

Posted 2 years ago · Edited 2 years ago·Last reply 2 years ago

4 comments

robbie31415

·2 years ago

0 View listings

Thanks for showing us an example of something working properly.

Yes, if you have payment required for offers turned on they will be charged right when they accept an offer.

That is how that setting works.

kensgiftshop

·2 years ago

389 View listings

That has nothing to do with the shopping cart, since it's not used.

pjcdn2005

·2 years ago

3879 View listings

That has nothing to do with the cart as the buyer doesnâ€™t put an item in the cart when they want to make an offer. In your preferences do you have â€œrequire automatic payments when a buyer makes an offerâ€ turned off? If so, the buyer shouldnâ€™t have to pay when they make an offer.
https://www.ebay.com/bmgt/buyerrequirements

brightlightbookseller

·2 years ago

24784 View listings

Theoretically you can turn off requiring payment for offers and it might work, but that's up to you. I personally have gone and created custom listings many times for customers to work around that issue. It's a hassle, but worth not losing the sale if it's anything valuable.