How to handle this Ebay transaction that went south quick.

[Jewish-collector]

Bobby -

Give him a phone call (you have his number in the transaction details) and say to him once he answers, "You and I need to talk" and ask him why he's pulling this stuff. And, if that doesn't work, call his wife and explain what he's doing.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by Jewish-collector

Bobby -

Give him a phone call (you have his number in the transaction details) and say to him once he answers, "You and I need to talk" and ask him why he's pulling this stuff. And, if that doesn't work, call his wife and explain what he's doing.

I've already refunded and moved on.....I'm just guessing he has a case of buyer's remorse....I still have the card....although I hate dealing with crap like this.

[Rhotchkiss]

Bobby, I have sold a total of zero cards on eBay so take this for what it is- cover your ass, do not ship the card, and do whatever you can to give his money back or at least available for refund. Your listing is VERY good, disclosing the fact that it came back from PSA trimmed, that it’s a filler card, and the scans can be enlarged. All your email correspondence puts you in a good light - he is telling you not to ship. Who cares if he leaves you a negative, you can respond that it was an eBay scam and you have blocked the buyer - as a buyer myself, that would be acceptable to me. Just cover your ass. You have the card, you have the emails and you don’t want his money- I agree with whoever said make it his problem.

[bobbyw8469]

He has done this to another Ebay and saddled them with a negative. Since when did "buyer's remorse" warrant a negative? I think it would be prudent for everyone to block this tool.

[Fred]

The ebay listing was very much to the point (full disclosure). The scans were also very good and showed the back of the card VERY clearly. Sucks that you have to deal with this idiot.