Closing checking account is also easy.
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Depends how many business days seller allowed in shipping description
It says he ships within 1 day after listing ends. That's why I'm worried. :-\
Closing checking account is also easy.
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Depends how many business days seller allowed in shipping description
Closing checking account is also easy.
This is a paypal policy not eBay. I do plan to call PayPal in this today.
Paypal has said that proof of delivery is key now. Once they know the product has been delivered the buyer cannot make a claim for failed delivery later. Its in the seller protection policy.
Proof of delivery also starts the clock on "Not as Advertised", the longer they wait the less likely the claim will be allowed.
It says he ships within 1 day after listing ends. That's why I'm worried. :-\
Hi guys,
I'm looking to sell my iPhone 5s on eBay in the coming weeks. I live in the UK. Does anyone have any advice?
I know that eBay generally sides with the buyer from why I understand so what precautions can I take to ensure that everything goes well with the sale?
Or does anyone else know any other sites that I can sell the device in the UK? Maybe gumtree?
Hi guys,
I'm looking to sell my iPhone 5s on eBay in the coming weeks. I live in the UK. Does anyone have any advice?
I know that eBay generally sides with the buyer from why I understand so what precautions can I take to ensure that everything goes well with the sale?
Or does anyone else know any other sites that I can sell the device in the UK? Maybe gumtree?
So I finally received the package containing an iPhone 6 from my seller (wasn't a scam after all) and for some reason my post office wanted to charge me an additional $330 of customs fees (with the already payed $780 for the phone) and naturally I refused to pay because that would mean I payed the phone over $1100.
And after I refused to accept the package, the post office has now shipped it back to the seller, in the same condition it arrived (brand new and sealed). Contacted the seller straight away and he said I can return the item, but a couple of days later (after the package has already been sent back to him) he says that he does not accept returns and that I should contact my post office an recollect the item.
My question is now, will the seller have to pay any shipping or customs fees upon receiveing the rejected package? And is he obligated to issue a full refund to me (his listing doesn't indicate anything about returns). I've never had this issue before, so any advice on opening a case (when to do it and how to do it) would be helpful. Keep in mind that I'm located in Europe and he's in USA.
Thank you.
If you are new to eBay I would sell the iPhone somewhere else as a iPhone will bring out the very nuts at eBay.
To be fair, Craigslist has a bunch of nuts (if not more than eBay), but yes, I do notice that novice sellers sometimes fare badly if they don't know what to do. That's why you need to do research before selling on ebay.
Do you actually go into the store and do the transaction there? Do the reps care if you do? Do you use one of those pens to determine if the bills are legit?All that said, the last couple of phones we have sold I just opted for craigslist (unsure if the OP has something similar in the UK) because I was able to get about what I would have gotten via ebay (minus fees) and iPhones move fast.
I ALWAYS meet at a carrier store, zero exceptions.
You mean a spin-off?Also eBay has not performed the reverse merger with paypal yet. Won't happen for a few more months.
And some of them carry guns.To be fair, Craigslist has a bunch of nuts
Do you actually go into the store and do the transaction there? Do the reps care if you do? Do you use one of those pens to determine if the bills are legit?
Which carrier?