09-06-2020 06:12 PM
I've had at least 6 buyers cancel their orders this month, and its been screwing me over hard. I've paid over $30 in fee's refunding buyers.
So... a few questions
1- Do I really have to take THIS big of a risk eating a fee when I list something and someone changes their mind?
2 - Why do I have to pay a fee when the buyer is the one who should be liable.
3 - for what reasons am I required to accept a cancellation? The last buyer just said "Sorry I found a better price". Does a refund for this reason have to be honored?
4- Does ebay care this little for their sellers? The very people who make them money? I'm honestly sick of getting screwed over by buyers and paying fees all over. And I CANT EVEN LEAVE NEGATIVE FEEDBACK on the buyer? What.
Any advice? I'm sick of being stepped on and disrespected by buyers.
11-28-2020 08:55 AM
One day I had a buyer purchase a $500 item then ask to cancel the order. Cost me $15 in PP fees. Then I had what seemed like a zero feedback scammer purchase a $600 item from me, so I cancelled the order and cost me $17 in fees. That was most of my profit for the day. Very annoying.
11-28-2020 06:20 PM
Returns are inevitable - only you know what percentage is customary. You have to put the costs associated with returns into your listing price - not assuming 100% returns, but whatever your experience tells you is appropriate. EVERY successful retailer factors returns into planning. Have you ever seen the returns line at a Wal-Mart, Costco, Target, etc.? Amazon has so many returns that they have to partner with Kohl's to be a drop-off point. Oh, and you don't think that those retailers get some dubious excuses for returns?
11-15-2021 01:51 PM
Same issues for me! I agree 100% with you !
11-15-2021 02:23 PM
Why did you accept the $500 cancelation?
I don't believe that you had justification for cancelling the $600 purchase based merely on your suspicion that because they had zero feedback they were a scammer.
11-15-2021 02:37 PM
Zombie thread.
11-15-2021 03:29 PM