I am enrolled in eBay International Shipping and have, over the years,
sold many items to overseas buyers. I love the program, eBay takes care
of everything, from customs, to shipping, to complaints. I recently sold
two (expensive) items to buyers wi...
After 24 years on Ebay selling fine antiques, I finally ran into a
scamming buyer. They have left me a horrible review full of lies -- my
first negative in 24 years -- which Ebay says I can do nothing about. I
have always allowed returns, and if an i...
I have now contacted CS twice by phone, and received two emails that
directly contradict what the CSR told me on the phone. I received a
"seller defect" because eBay says I shipped an item late. The item sold
Dec. 26 and was shipped January 3. The fa...
Just noticed this thread, my question is: would eBay have honored the
refund for non-delivery if the seller had bought "signature required"?
It costs an extra $3.60 for USPS shipping.
All I know is I bought the shipping label from eBay, sent to addresses
in the U.S. When I sold the items I didn't even know the buyers were
registered outside the U.S. What difference should that make, and why is
the fee my problem, other than "well,...
The point I'm making is that eBay itself doesn't seem to know. From the
SR that the supervisor sent to me with the refund: The fee was
incorrectly applied because the buyer's registration address was outside
of the U.S., but as a registered eIS user,...
A final update on this case. The Buyer never used the supplied return
label so in a few weeks it expired (and I was never reimbursed for the
$19 cost). Ebay then found in my favor and refused to refund the Buyer
anything. The Buyer then took out a ch...
The whole point of the feedback to a buyer is that Ebay won't allow ANY
negative or neutral feedback to a buyer. On the other hand, they
encourage negative or neutral feedback to sellers, and will do nothing,
even if the feedback is clearly extortion...
