posted on February 16, 2002 10:23:23 AM new
Isn't there a Mutual Agreement option between seller and buyer if winning bidder doesn't want the item? If so, is seller still obligated to eBay's FVF? I would think so, as I can't imagine eBay giving up FVF without going through the NPB option.
I've never had a winner with change of mind. I realize I could go the NPB route, but don't want to do so in this case, nor do I choose to offer the item to second high bidder. I'd rather relist the item immediately, but want to make certain the first auction is legally finalized w/winning bidder...no loose ends.
I've searched eBay, without luck, for an answer. I really miss the message boards being included in AW site search.
posted on February 16, 2002 10:40:37 AM new
I believe that if you go through the NPB route there are options to check off as why the sale didnt happen. I think that one of the options is Mutual agreement.
MEOW
posted on February 16, 2002 10:43:09 AM new
Yes, there is the option to list in the NPB that the transaction was not completed by mutual agreement. When someone returns and item, I always do this to get the FVF refunded. (You still have to eat the listing fee though)
