A bit of eBay advice required...

Soldato
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I sold a pair of Kings of Leon tickets on eBay back in November last year. I made it clear that I'd post the tickets when I received them, which would probably be a few weeks before the gig and the buyer was fine with this. They paid via Paypal and provided a delivery address along with the Paypal payment.

Roll forward to last weekend and the tickets arrive, so I send a message to the buyer via eBay. As it's been over 6 months since we last communicated I thought it would be wise to get confirmation from them that the address they originally sent me was still valid.

To my surprise I received no reply, despite the buyer clearly still being an active eBay user. I gave them a few days and sent another message...still no reply! How odd! I can't request their contact details from eBay as the transaction is too old now, so I'm in bit of a quandary as to where to go from here?

Do I send the tickets to the address supplied back in November and risk them not living there any more, or do I keep trying to contact them right until the last minute (there's just over 2 weeks until the gig now)? They may possibly be on holiday and I've only given them a week to respond so far, but if I knew I was expecting tickets I'd paid for and the gig was only just round the corner then I'd be watching my email like a hawk!

What would you do?
 
Just send them, whats the worst that can happen?

45 days has passed so they cant do a chargeback on paypal so you have nothing to lose.
 
Funnily enough, I sold a ticket stating that I'd post them when I received them, I sent a message reiterating that, no reply, and then get a message two weeks later from him "where are my tickets", I explain again, no reply, then he opens an ebay case and take the money out of my Paypal meaning I've had to fork out of my own pocket to send them to him now.

You'd think people would be able to handle simple things such as reading and replying to emails, eh?

Send them to the address originally supplied when they bought the tickets. I used Special Delivery as it covers me if they get lost, plus it requires a signature.
 
Ok thanks guys, you've confirmed what I was thinking anyway. I will post them special delivery in a few days time and send them an eBay message letting them know where the tickets have been sent to.

I've already got two tickets myself, can't wait, should be a cracking gig!
 
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