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popblox · ‎02-19-2022

I feel like I've see this question posted several times here, but I can't find any real explanation.

Buyer purchased an item yesterday evening, messaged me 3 times in the middle of the night, then opened an INR for that same item at 9 a.m. this morning. The most irritating thing about this is that the due date for the INR is the 25th, but the estimated delivery date isn't even until the 26th.

I've got the situation with the buyer handled, I just don't understand - does anyone know how it's possible for a buyer to open an INR this quickly?

gracieallen01 · ‎02-22-2022

I didn't get through all the responses, so you may have answered my question, but did the buyer open the INR by calling CS and having them do it?

Not saying 'NO' doesn't mean 'YES'.

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dbfolks166mt · ‎02-22-2022

Thank you jasmen@ebay while it's not comforting to know there is a potential "glitch" it is good to know that if the system was working as designed this would not be possible. This situation appears to be popping up a lot more frequently as of late.

pjcdn2005 · ‎02-22-2022

I don’t think that it was determined if they phoned cs to open the case. But I do remember a similar situation on the boards and the blue said either that CS should not do that or that they couldn’t do it. I think that it was the second one but I’m not sure.

a_c_green · ‎02-22-2022

@popblox wrote:
I've got the situation with the buyer handled, I just don't understand - does anyone know how it's possible for a buyer to open an INR this quickly?

Just curious: how was this "handled"? Cancelled and refunded before shipping?

papa486516 · ‎02-22-2022

@popblox wrote:
If so, do you know if it would look any different?

Or, wouldn't that fall under a payment dispute, as opposed to an INR?

A PayPal case

A chargeback through PayPal

A chargeback on a payment at eBay Checkout

are all payment disputes, and a seller has 5 days to accept or challenge the dispute.

Responding to a payment dispute

When a dispute is opened, you'll receive a notification from eBay. You must respond to the dispute within 5 calendar days of receiving the notification.

sithija708 · ‎02-23-2022

Of course I do not have the high knowledge to explain this and I am a new citizen of eBay. Haven't you asked this question in costomer service? I think you will get an answer to that. I wish you a quick solution / answer.👍

ise710 · ‎02-23-2022

jasmen@ebay wrote:
Thanks for the tag @popblox there's no loophole. It sounds like it may be a glitch.

@vortexca wrote:
a few days later i was surprised to see a case opened by the buyer, for not receiving the items

tracking link shows items are "in transit" and ebay refunded the buyer.

not sure why ebay would favor refunding the buyer when the items are in transit to the buyer

aproudparent2010 · ‎02-23-2022

It's 100% possible to open INR case before estimated delivery date. I've done it and all it took was a simple online chat with eBay customer service

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donsdetour · ‎02-23-2022

@ise710 wrote:
jasmen@ebay wrote:
Thanks for the tag @popblox there's no loophole. It sounds like it may be a glitch.
@vortexca wrote:
a few days later i was surprised to see a case opened by the buyer, for not receiving the items

tracking link shows items are "in transit" and ebay refunded the buyer.

not sure why ebay would favor refunding the buyer when the items are in transit to the buyer

Generally due to the seller did not enter the tracking in the case and assumed it would be check on the order detail page....

toomuchstuffagain35 · ‎02-23-2022

Not the same situation as the OP, but related. One may also ask why on earth ebay allows an INR case to remain open after the seller uploads tracking showing delivery.

Those should close automatically.

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donsdetour · ‎02-23-2022

@toomuchstuffagain35 wrote:
Not the same situation as the OP, but related. One may also ask why on earth ebay allows an INR case to remain open after the seller uploads tracking showing delivery.

Those should close automatically.

Well it seems they like to give time to respond.... In other words automated does what its programed to do instead of what would be logical.

popblox · ‎02-23-2022

@a_c_green wrote:
@popblox wrote:
I've got the situation with the buyer handled, I just don't understand - does anyone know how it's possible for a buyer to open an INR this quickly?
Just curious: how was this "handled"? Cancelled and refunded before shipping?

I actually couldn't cancel it because there was an open case (the case being the INR). I just printed a label and got it out that same day.

azaz_8302 · ‎02-24-2022

jasmen@ebay wrote:
Thanks for the tag @popblox there's no loophole.

It sounds like it may be a glitch.

Here's another INR started ahead of the estimated delivered date.

@anna**banana wrote:
I shipped off the package
and 2 days after shipping the buyer filed a claim with ebay.

I provided tracking number and picture of receipts
and ebay immediately closed the case in favor of the buyer,
even before the estimated delivery date!