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#19
09-09-2007, 05:39 PM
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The Ebay excuse...
Posted By: Rick McQuillan
I have noticed more problems lately. Many of these late payers have purchased items for 6 dollars, or 9 dollars, yet it takes them a month to pay. They don't respond to emails or invoices, yet they keep bidding, winning, and paying for other auctions. I can see waiting a week or so to pay for a $500 item, but waiting a month to send ten bucks? They can wait as long as they want, but at least send me an email telling me that you will be paying for your auction. 
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