Pics at the bottom of the post help explain context. Not sure what to
think here. I sold an item- a small order ($4.95 pre-fees) and funds for
this were immediately put on hold while instantaneously receiving a
message from a buyer stating to upload ...
Made an auction, didn't double check title. It's for 4 HALF Dollar Coins
(accidentally left out the word "HALF", so the title reads"4 SILVER
DOLLAR LOT: 1943 Walking Liberty / 1960 Ben Franklin / (2x)1964
Kennedy"I immediately received two bidders.. ...
I am somewhat of a new seller here, and I have been selling my old books
mostly. I have received 100% positive in "communication" "shipping time"
and "shipping charges " but my "item as described" category is 0, as in
it looks like it's not even givi...
This is my usual method but all my shipments are missing the initial
scan from the first hub. When this happens, and you click on the ESUS #
it still brings me to the trackmyshipment site, but the number is not
altered to the "00" number, but remains...
@fbusoni wrote:Is the shipping address a freight forwarder? Anything
otherwise suspicious about the address? How are your metrics? Never seen
anything like this before. An eBay "innovation" should not be ruled out.
Same, never seen anything like it. ...
As far as coins and currency go, I think this would have definitely been
a problem if they were looking to scam and as was said by you and
fashunu4eeuh- I would have lost an IND case, and the fact that these two
original bidders aren't interested now...
I ended it, paid the fee and relisted. And wouldn't you know it- the two
bidders that put a bid on the listing within minutes of the auction
going up the first time have not bid on it after relisting. I even sent
them emails explaining the situation ...
