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Neil
09-Jul-2012, 06:36 PM
What did you do?

I believe after they've won, and you've sent the invoice out, they have four days to pay? Then you contact ebay and they contact the winner? After another four days if they still haven't paid, you can then offer it to the other bidders/relist?

Trancelikestate
10-Jul-2012, 04:21 PM
This just happened to me Neil. Open an unpaid item ticket and then i set my settings to automatically relist the item. Douche bags.

Mr. Clean
10-Jul-2012, 07:17 PM
People don't get in trouble for not paying??

LouCipherr
10-Jul-2012, 07:22 PM
People don't get in trouble for not paying??

Well, the wonderful thing about ebay nowadays is the seller can't leave negative feedback (at least they couldn't last year - I don't use ebay that much anymore, as I don't like giving them and paypal - essentially the same company now - so much of a cut of my $).

I guess the seller could ping them for non-payment, but it seems ebay cares more about the buyers than sellers at this point.

Neil
10-Jul-2012, 09:53 PM
This just happened to me Neil. Open an unpaid item ticket and then i set my settings to automatically relist the item. Douche bags.

Automatically reslist the item? What after X days if the individuals still hasn't paid, it'll then be automatically relisted? You weren't tempted to go down the "second chance" (?) option to offer it to the next highest bidder(s)?

Will you get hit for any additional charges?

krakenslayer
11-Jul-2012, 10:07 AM
Not a non-payer, but I just sold a bulky item on eBay, and specifically chose to list it ONLY on the UK site and deliberately did not offer an international postage option because of the cost/hassle, but for some stupid reason eBay let an Italian bid AND ULTIMATELY WIN. And now I've got to bend over backwards finding the cheapest way to ship it to Italy, I gotta fill out customs declarations and explain to someone whose first language is not English that I'm going to have to charge them more for delivery, when clearly they're struggling to understand what I'm even saying and AAARGH! Fucking not worth the hassle.

SymphonicX
11-Jul-2012, 12:16 PM
You can mark it as a non-payer and then re-list it for free?

Or you can do second chance offer to the next highest bidder - offering it to someone who wants to pay.

I sold a GTX 590 graphics card on there last year, the first bidder couldnt' pay for some reason...it escapes me now...but someone had emailed me just a day before saying if the winning bid didn't have it, he'd love a second chance offer for the same price. I went with that...think I got rid of it for £580. The killer is the £40 ebay charge!

Trancelikestate
12-Jul-2012, 07:46 PM
You open the unpaid item case and then you can immediately close it and relist the item. Morons man. I didn't have a next highest bidder.