Someone sent me an offer and I accepted it. Despite having “Require
immediate payment for Best Offers” set in my selling preferences, I did
not get paid. I checked this person’s feedback and they have a lot of
negative buyer feedback (positive feedba...
Like many here, I’m just a casual seller that resells my own stuff,
usually at a loss. I’m stressed about the new 1099k reporting
requirements. Of course my first sale of 2022 was to a deadbeat buyer
that never paid, further confusing things. My unde...
When I finally was forced to switched to managed payments and sold my
first item, I selected the option to deduct my shipping label from my
pending payments. I thought I double checked this every time... yet now
I go back and look at my account activ...
After months, I finally broke down and opened a new checking account
JUST to use for eBay so I could get on with selling again (because I
100% do not trust eBay). I clicked on the message telling me to update
my information, filled everything out, ad...
eBay is shortly going to force me into Managed Payments. I wondered what
happens to my current listings when I refuse to comply. Will those
listings still be able to receive Paypal payments even after the
deadline? I was going to remove all my listin...
Yeah, I’m aware but that’s really not my problem. Good for the sellers
for risking their accounts to call out deadbeats, since eBay does
nothing about them. These people should be banned from eBay, but in fact
their unpaid item strikes don’t even sti...
Yes, obviously I understand what “test group” means. The question is,
when is this feature going to be site wide so all us sellers can stop
being jerked around by deadbeats willfully messing with our sales??
It is not false information, because that’s exactly what happened in
this sitation. I asked eBay to look up my buyer and see how many strikes
they had. She told me that the reason he was able to bid on my item is
that he had appealed his strikes, so ...
So I asked eBay directly and they told me as long as a buyer appeals an
unpaid item strike, it doesn’t count against them. so… judging from eBay
overly friendly-to-buyers-only policies, I’m guessing any buyer can
probably easily have their strikes re...
