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Thought as much. If he hasn't already closed the case, Ask him to close the case at his end.
eBay: why do I bother?
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Thought as much. If he hasn't already closed the case, Ask him to close the case at his end.
What was the end result with the 690?
To the OP happy days, glad it's been sorted in your favour
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Purchase only , sell stuff on FB .
About 5 years ago I sold some expensive fishing gear on eBay, they were listed as 5 separate items .
One buyer purchased 2 different items that came to just over £400 , eBay then bundled them together in the checkout and effectively made them 1 PayPal payment.
The purchaser raised a dispute on one of them ( my fault as I didn't track it ) , the other I did. PayPal swiped all of my money and I lost the lot . Even the purchaser acknowledged receipt of the other item I got totally scammed .
Don't worry though all 108 addresses in this buyers street think he's a kiddie fiddler.
About 5 years ago I sold some expensive fishing gear on eBay, they were listed as 5 separate items .
One buyer purchased 2 different items that came to just over £400 , eBay then bundled them together in the checkout and effectively made them 1 PayPal payment.
The purchaser raised a dispute on one of them ( my fault as I didn't track it ) , the other I did. PayPal swiped all of my money and I lost the lot . Even the purchaser acknowledged receipt of the other item I got totally scammed .
Don't worry though all 108 addresses in this buyers street think he's a kiddie fiddler.
Just sold my old car on eBay this evening on the 9th day of a 10 day Buy It Now listing. Buyer turns out to have zero feedbacks and has only just registered on eBay today. Buyer appears to be 200 miles away and has failed to make contact.
It's not even an exotic car, just a £300 runaround!
Waste of time.
It's not even an exotic car, just a £300 runaround!
Waste of time.