General Discussion: ebay & paypal queries and questions thread...post anything you need to know in hurr


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robii
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18857 posts since 8/9/06

23 Feb 2013 17:46
Laughing out loud

I did actually think about all that, then I thought "what the fuck am I doing?"
cha
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437 posts since 26/4/12

26 Feb 2013 13:12
i sent a gift but I want to cancel it. It's unclaimed but the cancel button isn't there? anyone know wtd? Puzzled
Gizmo
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4406 posts since 20/10/09

26 Feb 2013 13:31
CV - Laughing out loud very detailed. I imagine some poor soul has wronged you before.
cha
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26 Feb 2013 20:29
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InWonderland
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2662 posts since 8/2/07

26 Feb 2013 23:19
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/worn-shiny-metallic-RED-SILVER-Shadow-mix-disco-pants-leggings-size-M-10-/310605412650?pt=UK_Women_s_Leggins&hash;=item485186792a
Commander_Venus
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8620 posts since 16/7/06

27 Feb 2013 01:46
Gizmo wrote: CV - Laughing out loud very detailed. I imagine some poor soul has wronged you before.

Dont mess with my women & my money. Laughing out loud
Commander_Venus
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8620 posts since 16/7/06

27 Feb 2013 01:47
InWonderland wrote: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/worn-shiny-metallic-RED-SILVER-Shadow-mix-disco-pants-leggings-size-M-10-/310605412650?pt=UK_Women_s_Leggins&hash;=item485186792a

Can you put you items for sale in the ebay thread please wonderland.
InWonderland
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2662 posts since 8/2/07

27 Feb 2013 07:03
Laughing out loud
Guido
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12884 posts since 20/4/05

2 Mar 2013 22:56
Anybody able to help me with a bid on something?
Mr X
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7053 posts since 12/7/07

2 Mar 2013 23:41
That's shill bidding you fat fuk spud!
ala*
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3001 posts since 20/2/03

6 Mar 2013 07:48
I'm trying to sell a jacket on ebay but it keeps on telling me that the maximum postage that i'm allowed to charge is 7 quid.. i've basically just listed it under clothing - mens jackets

But loads of the same jacket have 29.99 or even more down as the postage

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=barbour+skyfall&_sacat=0&_from=R40

anyone know anyway to get around this?
ilikeashirt
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1380 posts since 11/5/07

6 Mar 2013 08:36
Are the 1s with postage higher than £7 not from outside of the UK?
Mancunia
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878 posts since 29/10/12

6 Mar 2013 15:50
Sold a NEW belt on ebay and the buyer is trying to say it's used because I dont want to refund him. The item wasnt used and he's trying to say it was scratched and that! What you reckon I should do? Dont want to refund him and the belt to come back and be scratched or something haha
flyman
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692 posts since 12/2/10

6 Mar 2013 18:32
would I get charged the final value fee if the winner of my auction doesn't pay via the auction's invoice but just paypals me the money directly instead?
Jackmmd
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286 posts since 15/4/12

6 Mar 2013 18:41
flyman - I don't think you'll get the shitty ebay charges, but you'll have to cancel the items transaction which will open up a case with the winner, they will then have to accept the cancelation. It'll give you options and if you say the item is damaged or one of the ones that mean the item is void then it should be fine!
robii
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18857 posts since 8/9/06

6 Mar 2013 21:23
You get charged the final value fee as soon as the auction ends. How they pay is irrelevant
Jackmmd
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286 posts since 15/4/12

6 Mar 2013 21:41
I only got charged the listing fee for mine, I told ebay the transaction was cancelled due to them being out of stock and the buyer then gave me cash in hand.
robii
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18857 posts since 8/9/06

6 Mar 2013 21:44
No you didn't only get charged the listing fee. You got charged the final value fee but went through the cancellation process and had it cancelled. But the buyer has to agree to do that
Jackmmd
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286 posts since 15/4/12

6 Mar 2013 22:02
I got charged 40p for listing it with a BIN, the winner offered me cash in hand, he agreed to the cancellation as I mention before and my ebay invoice from that month was 40p?
robii
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18857 posts since 8/9/06

6 Mar 2013 22:54
The question was

flyman wrote: would I get charged the final value fee if the winner of my auction doesn't pay via the auction's invoice but just paypals me the money directly instead?

And the answer is categorically, yes, you will get charged. The final value fee goes on your account as soon as the auction ends. You may well find some way to cancel the transaction afterwards but that was not the question and the buyer may not agree to that. The best way to avoid the fee is to ask the potential buyer to deal outside eBay, not bid and pay direct via PayPal