Big ebay mistake!! :(
- Thread starter Bengaboy
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by using your brain and going to ebay help and typing in 'retract' in search . . .
just email seller saying, ''my son put a bid on your item by mistake, sorry for this inconvenience'' thats what i did before 
and also there is a retract option, never use dit myself so wouldnt know how it works.
And if the seller is a knob and dosnt take that reason you just don't pay for it, simple.
and also there is a retract option, never use dit myself so wouldnt know how it works.
And if the seller is a knob and dosnt take that reason you just don't pay for it, simple.
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what was the item?
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Awwwww thanks guys, you're life savers!
Free hug from me... in the showers
Steady on now chap
Awwwww thanks guys, you're life savers!
Free hug from me
Ooh matron...
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not to be rude but just dont pay, or leave feedback, ignore it, and job done, if you get neg, then so be it
Awwww, I have bidded on something totally wrong, Im such a dumbass to not check it
What grounds do I have on pulling out of a bid? What can I do?
Just refuse to marry her fullstop, and cite her inability to speak English as a reason, unless of course you mean you bidded on something totally seperate?.
If she stipulated in the sale that you would become the sole breadwinner for her, and her 14 family members, then you are duty bound ro honour the contract........if however you did not, no problem, the British Government will look closely into the details of the case (providing there is oil at stake) and rule in your favour that the local Harlot should have known better than to accost a member of "Her Majesty's" people.
And finally, write to your Politician and demand parity of rights, but be aware that he may not speak English, and so your court case may be delayed until his client has learnt enough English or taken regular enough Phosperous baths to cleanse their spirits
Do you sell stuff on eBay?
Doing what you suggest is very annoying for sellers. It is far better to retract the bid, rather than put others through the hassle of trying to settle the deal/claim fees etc. at a later date.
Thumbs down 2 u.
The OP doesn't have a valid reason to retract though. All he can do is ask the seller to cancel his bid. If he wins he has to pay. Anything else is breaking the rules.