posted on August 13, 2002 09:05:04 AM new
Yikes!!What would you do? Bid on nine items will not respond. Sent 8 e-mail and report to e-bay non paying bidder alert. I am afraid of retaliation if I leave 9 negatives!
posted on August 13, 2002 09:12:41 AM new
I wouldn't post all 9 negs at once. Start off with one.. saying "Bid on 9 auctions, non-payer on all. Won't respond to emails." I'm sure that won't fit, but you get the idea. Save the other 8 negs, you never know what this buyer may do.. leave you 9 negs, actually pay (haahahahha).
posted on August 13, 2002 11:03:28 AM new
If the buyer deserves a neg, he gets a neg for each item he bid on, no matter of the chance of retaliation, in my opinion.
posted on August 13, 2002 11:31:15 AM new
Just be sure you file 9 NPBs and FVF credits.
Which begs the question: For the "1-2-3 and you're out" count, does it have to be from different sellers?
If any three will get him NARUd, file for three, and when he comes back file for three more...you get the picture.
Probably wouldn't work because of the time frame involved. If there is anything eBay is absolutely quick about, it's to end our privilege to recoup our fees. It's much easier to go over that deadline than one would think...especially when one strings you along for awhile.
Like the one I've got right now who has mailed his money order payment (for a 9.95 item) "registerd priority mail" - not only once, but twice! I still don't have it, of course, and he says the post office "isn't any help".
Yeah, right. They have a special person on the payroll whose sole purpose is to destroy those "registerd priority" envelopes addressed to me with those money orders inside. I figure this 9.95-plus-shipping item has cost him about $40.-50.00 by now.
posted on August 13, 2002 12:51:23 PM new
Jackswebb:
Nope! Jerk has over 200 feedback rating. Is it really true he won't be kicked off because NRU's are from same person? That Stinks!! I called him on the phone! HA HA
that shook him.. Told him he had until thursday @ 9am to pay up or I would leave 9 negatives. Ask him if that was fair. He said yes. Will See........
posted on August 13, 2002 01:02:50 PM new
HEY! He just started paying one at a time via PayPal. Of course he isn't including shipping. Sent him total! Wonder what this scam is. "I sent you the money:???
posted on August 13, 2002 01:04:55 PM new
WHAT!!!!!!! I JUST ERRASED ALL THAT CAUSE I THOUGHT I LOOKED LIKE A FOOL AND NOW THE SAGA CONTINUES,,,,,,,,AAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!! GOOD LUCK.
THIS HAS TO BE INTENTIONAL......ONE PAY PAL AT A TIME????? HAHAHAHAHA. HE IS PUTTING YOU THROUGH THE PACES,,,,HE APIEZED YOU ON THE PHONE.........GET READY........
I WRITE WHIF A KRAYON, I AM ONLY 5.
[ edited by JACKSWEBB on Aug 13, 2002 01:08 PM ]
posted on August 13, 2002 01:14:37 PM new
Looks like he trying to rack up your PayPal fees as a protest for insisting he pay for his merchandise.
Heck with nine items/lines you could write a paragraph negative. Or do it Burma Shave style....
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Reality is a serious condition brought on by a lack of alcohol in the system
posted on August 13, 2002 01:19:10 PM new
BURMA SHAVE STYLE,,,,,HAHAHAHA, I LIKE THAT. MY EXACT THOUGHTS ON THE PAY PAL. HAVOC,,,,,ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.....IS THIS GUY A BUYER ONLY????? MUST BE. THERE I GO ,,,,ASSUMING???? EDIT.........
posted on August 13, 2002 02:49:14 PM new
The buyer is paying via Paypal one at a time so as to have the Paypal payment receipts.
It is a new twist that dead beat bidders are doing. The seller doesn't get the full amount so refunds the Paypal payment. However the buyer is left with the receipts. When the buyer is NARUed from three NPBs, the buyer appeals the decision, shows the Paypal email receipts as proof of payment, eBay doesn't investigate past that and the buyer is reinstated.
