06-28-2019 06:39 AM
I had been working on Auctions from a Seller. I was careful to Keep the Seller updated on all transactions. \
I sent these notes to Seller both in English AND MANDRIN Chinese...
Your previous message
I sent these pictures:
Response from Seller:
My response:
Hi, How are You today? I hope You are having a good Monday. I have no problem with that I will provide a physical address. I will have to figure out how to change it Or I am sure eBay will guild me on how to change it. Both addresses are verified through Pay Pal. Then I will be able to buy the items I wanted and the ones I bid on. Thank You for Your time and service. Sincerely, Pam hawn
你好,你今天怎样?我希望你周一过得愉快。我没有问题,我将提供一个物理地址。我将不得不弄清楚如何改变它或者我相信eBay会告诉我如何改变它。两个地址都通过Pay Pal验证。然后,我将能够购买我想要的物品和我竞标的物品。感谢您时间和服务。真诚的,Pam hawn
Response From Seller:
Thank you for your message.
We have sent a cancel request to you, please kindly accept in your eBay message, then the order will be canceled, thanks.
Have a nice day.
AS YOU SEE I DIDNT ASK TO CANCEL>>>>Is there something in My messages that Say I want to cancel the order? NO! Message from eBay on ALL THE ITEMS I BID ON:
Ebay Message:
You don't need to do anything else, moonbloodstone!
Your order was canceled
Hi Pamela,
The seller canceled this order due to the following reason: . (NO REASON LEFT)
You don't need to do anything else.
There is a click to find OUT the reason why.
It says See picture:
So I worked on this purchase for many days. I did not agree to cancel. I did not ask to cancel. In fact, I clearly stated that I could check out and give My physical address and everything would be fine. Why does eBay allow Sellers to cancel for NO reason? If a Seller ID canceling WHY doesn't eBay instead of sending a message saying Your order has been canceled ASK IF YOU AGREED TO CANCEL THE ORDER? The Seller gets OUT of Getting defects by SAYING " address is wrong" I KNOW My address is correct on MY eBay Account settings.
The real funny thing is that I had many items I wanted to purchase that were buy it Now. I always feel that IF I am getting good Auction prices I don't Want the Seller to completely lose out, so I always add things regular priced to make up for the Low-cost auctions. The Seller canceled ALL the Auctions I won and left the Buy It now purchases. I took the BIN OUT of My Shopping cart. ( maybe he couldn't cancel the BINs)
I worked on those Auctions for 5 days. I communicated with Seller when I started bidding so He did not worry. When I went to pay I couldn't. I explained that to Seller and send pictures. I even suggested that it might be his No shipping to PO setting and that I had a physical address that I could put in.
Yes, I am disappointed. All that work for nothing! I am also sure that He did NOT get any defects because he Used "Problem with Address" Now what should I do? Report him? Send him a letter asking for the items to be put back in My cart so I can pay and have the order shipped out? Leave Negative feedback? I guess that is a good way to remove items that were Auctioned OFF that the Seller lost money on...No defects, Mad BUYER, No way to resolve it.
That system needs to be revised. I do think that "problem with Buyers Address" should be left for Sellers that have that problem, but it should NOT be an excuse to just cancel orders that don't get the bid the Seller anticipated. Every Buyer should get a notice of why it was canceled and get a chance to agree with the cancelation or NOT.
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06-28-2019 10:10 AM - edited 06-28-2019 10:12 AM
06-28-2019 07:01 AM
The seller sees/has a problem with your address. The seller has the right to cancel.
There is nothing to report.
You should've changed your address before you decided to purchase. His listing states No Shipping to PO Boxes but yet you bid.
Sellers cannot undo the cancel an re-add the items to your cart.
Seller might've seen you trying to change it after the fact, which isn't how it works.
Sorry you lost out.
06-28-2019 07:33 AM - edited 06-28-2019 07:34 AM
The seller had a valid reason for cancellation. You need to change your delivery address before bidding/attempting to purchase from sellers who don't ship to post office boxes.
Honestly, with all your back and forth with the seller, you seem like a buyer who's a lot of work to sell to
06-28-2019 10:10 AM - edited 06-28-2019 10:12 AM
06-28-2019 03:20 PM
You told the seller that you will change your address AFTER THE PAYMENT is made.
That isn't allowed by Ebay.
Sellers must ship to the address that ebay gives them. Since he doesn't ship to PO boxes and your address is a PO box, he would have to cancel the sale.
06-28-2019 06:33 PM
06-29-2019 08:00 PM
@lintbrush* wrote:The seller sees/has a problem with your address. The seller has the right to cancel.
There is nothing to report.
You should've changed your address before you decided to purchase. His listing states No Shipping to PO Boxes but yet you bid.
Sellers cannot undo the cancel an re-add the items to your cart.
Seller might've seen you trying to change it after the fact, which isn't how it works.
Sorry you lost out.
I did Not try and change anything after ANY Fact! Normally everything goes in the shopping cart AND during checkout, I am asked where I want it shipped. He Canceled the orders before I paid. If you read MY note I said.
I said "I have noticed on My Check out the page that some items are saying I can't purchase some items.
I have My packages to a P.O. box so that might be the problem. You might have items listed as No PO boxes. If that is the case I will give You My street address. Then I should have no problems. See pictures of the checkout page. "
The Seller had No idea What address that I had. I also said after that.."I have no problem with that I will provide a physical address. I will have to figure out how to change it Or I am sure eBay will guild me on how to change it. Both addresses are verified through Pay Pal.
So, NO the Seller does not have the right to cancel!
06-29-2019 09:18 PM - edited 06-29-2019 09:22 PM
@moonbloodstone wrote:I had been working on Auctions from a Seller. I was careful to Keep the Seller updated on all transactions. \
I sent these notes to Seller both in English AND MANDRIN Chinese...
"I have My packages to a P.O. box so that might be the problem."
The Seller had No idea What address that I had.
So, NO the Seller does not have the right to cancel!
You seller gets your PO Box address as each auction ends.
You sent Chinese; you have no idea if your seller speaks the Mandarin dialect.
06-29-2019 09:20 PM
@hun.ga-10 wrote:The seller had a valid reason for cancellation. You need to change your delivery address before bidding/attempting to purchase from sellers who don't ship to post office boxes.
Honestly, with all your back and forth with the seller, you seem like a buyer who's a lot of work to sell to
So communication is bad? I think communication is good!
1) I told him that I was bidding on many of his items spread over at least 7 days. It is bad to tell the Seller that? Do You as a Seller get nervous when one Buyer starts to bid on many items and You have never sold to them before?
2) then I showed him that the shopping cart said I could Not purchase certain items. I asked him IF he had his settings on NO PO BOXES and I told him Both addresses are verified through Pay Pal.
after that he said...Thank you for your message.
We are sorry to say that we don't ship to P.O. box, hope you can kindly understand this, thanks
Then he just canceled! Nothing was said that I did not have a physical address.
When I BID on items and get good deals I don't just **bleep** the Seller and run. I am well aware that I got VERY GOOD DEALS on the items I bid on so, in that case, I generally also add things of interest to MY SHOPPING CART so the Seller makes some regular sales. I don't consider that being a PITA buyer.
I only sent 2 messages...Is that too many? I guess that is the problem with the "NEW EBAY" Sellers want to Sell items without any contact...I thought and still think that communication is important. I even sent the messages in both languages so there were No problems with him translating.
No wonder Buyers complain about Buying on eBay. Everyone missed the point of My question. Why doesn't eBay ask a Buyer IF they requested a cancelation? I was not asked. I was complaining about not being given notification from eBay ON why the Auctions were canceled. In this case, I hadn't checked out yet and hadn't tried to pay.
I don't blame the Sellers for being nervous Nellies. In fact, eBay has made so many changes that COST Sellers time that could be used as a time to touch base with Buyers. Instead, Sellers are worried about what eBay has either checked or unchecked without permission or trying to cancel GTC listings they don't want to be renewed. see photo again...
06-29-2019 09:29 PM
06-29-2019 09:36 PM
06-29-2019 09:45 PM
06-29-2019 10:02 PM
So out of all of this...Maybe I should change My default to My street address. Maybe when I said this...
My response:
Hi, How are You today? I hope You are having a good Monday. I have no problem with that I will provide a physical address. I will have to figure out how to change it Or I am sure eBay will guild me on how to change it. Both addresses are verified through Pay Pal. Then I will be able to buy the items I wanted and the ones I bid on. Thank You for Your time and service. Sincerely,
Maybe in trying to communicate, I failed...
My question remains though... Why doesn't the letter sent from eBay ask me IF I wanted the order canceled? OR Why doesn't eBay tell me the Purchases were canceled due to "problem with Address"? One time several years ago I had a glitch in My Pay Pal account and I did have to request Sellers to cancel orders as I couldn't pay. At that time I was asked by eBay IF I wanted the orders canceled.
06-30-2019 05:36 AM
It changed a few years ago.
Sellers don't need to ask a buyers' permissions for an order cancellation. If they aren't going to ship it (for whatever reason - either buyer or seller), they aren't going to ship it.
What's the point in asking? If any other commerce business cancels a sale, do they ask permission? If the buyer says no, are they still going to ship something they may not have? or to an address that they think is inaccurate?
eBay only needs to know you were refunded if paid.
07-01-2019 12:53 AM
@lintbrush* wrote:It changed a few years ago. (this was a good change because Sellers would send Buyers a cancelation and their item would be held in limbo until the time ran out when the Buyer did not respond.
Sellers don't need to ask a buyers' permissions for an order cancellation. If they aren't going to ship it (for whatever reason - either buyer or seller), they aren't going to ship it.
Yes, everyone may decide NOT to ship products that they don't want to that is why they created DEFECTS for Sellers who didn't get the price they wanted, couldn't find the product they had listed, or sold it previously.
What's the point in asking? If any other commerce business cancels a sale, do they ask permission? If the buyer says no, are they still going to ship something they may not have? or to an address that they think is inaccurate?
Yes You are right about Buisinesses in general....This is not any other site this is eBay. eBay owns the site so everyone needs to play with eBays rules.
eBay only needs to know you were refunded if paid. No they also need to know when "Irresponsible Sellers" cancel for NO reason...
But, that is neither here or there, I already said that I probably worded it wrong. I should have said at checkout I will give My Physical address. I also said I did not know that the addresses were recorded when the Auction is finished. I understand why the Seller canceled He saw My address and canceled thinking that I did not have a physical address.
Although I didn't say it I have resolved that I did NOT make MYself clear...So I will do nothing against the Seller. In fact, I still will probably go in and give positive feedback to the Seller. Due to My misunderstanding of the Address process.
One thing we BOTH agree with Lint is that This is just another ruse to get more Sellers below standard so they pay more fees!