posted on January 22, 2003 07:06:32 PM new
Here's a strange situation I'd like some advice on:
I had a woman win two auctions from me for maternity clothes in mid August, 2002. She emailed about how excited she was to win and would send a money order. Payment never came. I did the NPB thing and she replied on Sept 3, 2002: "I miscarried so I don't need them anymore".
I did the FVF and went on with life. I didn't leave any feedback.
Ebay NARU'd her and just now she emailed me to ask me to either sell her the clothes (long ago relisted and sold) or to "release her from the transaction." Huh?
She provided me with a link to ebay to remove her NPB's. Not gonna do it. How do I respond to her, if at all?
posted on January 22, 2003 07:19:46 PM new
Why would you even think about a reply to a long gone deadbeat at this time? This sorry excuse of a lame duck is just looking for a way back.
Just ignore this deadbeat and go on with your life.
posted on January 22, 2003 07:37:12 PM new
She needs one seller to give her a break and retract their NPB. You'd be amazed at how often they are successful at begging. That's why she belongs on your blocked bidder list in case she succeeds in coming back.
posted on January 22, 2003 08:47:07 PM new
I didn't plan on responding but I thought I might find some amusing replies for her! As soon as I heard she wasn't paying, I was done with her.
I would think it would be easier to open a new account but maybe she can't figure it out.
She has been a proud member of my BBL the moment I filed the NPB.
