Do this. Ring the person who offered the highest amound and arrange to meet up. Ebay'll rape with fees of over 1k probably.
Ebay problem suggestions on what to do?
- Thread starter wilber
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Do this. Ring the person who offered the highest amound and arrange to meet up. Ebay'll rape with fees of over 1k probably.
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The final value fee will have to be paid now because the auction is closed. They take 10% but there must be some sort of cap on what they can take otherwise it would be £1500 lol
The only way to avoid the FVF would be to cancel the transaction and the bidder accepts the request.
The only way to avoid the FVF would be to cancel the transaction and the bidder accepts the request.
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The cap is £40.....
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A *big auction site* auction does not, in any way, form a legally binding contract.
There's no contract until money has been received and items shipped/handed over...
There's no contract until money has been received and items shipped/handed over...
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Just ignore the winning bidder, most likely receive negative feedback, but for £3k its worth it!