OT- selling on ebay

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by Jim65

You file a NPB, Non Paying Bidder. The bidder then has 4 days to pay. After 4 days, you close the claim and the bidder recieves a strike, after a few strikes ( not sure how many), they get suspended.

I believe it's 3 strikes per inning and there are 9 innings - so 27 strikes?

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by toledo_mudhen

I believe it's 3 strikes per inning and there are 9 innings - so 27 strikes?

well like 13 strikes for perfect score in bowling or something like that

[wondo]

List card
Sell card
Bidder does not Pay
Open Non-Paying Bidder Case
Bidder does not pay
Case closes
Ebay refunds final value fees
Block bidder
Relist card

[buymycards]

Originally Posted by wondo

List card
Sell card
Bidder does not Pay
Open Non-Paying Bidder Case
Bidder does not pay
Case closes
Ebay refunds final value fees
Block bidder
Relist card

Exactly.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by wondo

List card
Sell card
Bidder does not Pay
Open Non-Paying Bidder Case
Bidder does not pay
Case closes
Ebay refunds final value fees
Block bidder
Relist card

Yes. Pretty soon the deadbeats will all be blocked, and you will only deal with people that appreciate what you have to offer.

[Buythatcard]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Yes. Pretty soon the deadbeats will all be blocked, and you will only deal with people that appreciate what you have to offer.

I've been selling over 15 years with over 300 deadbeats blocked. How much longer do I have to wait?

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by wondo

List card
Sell card
Bidder does not Pay
Open Non-Paying Bidder Case
Bidder does not pay
Case closes
Ebay refunds final value fees
Block bidder
Relist card

^^THIS^^
Then repeat because the buyer is mad at you and is just screwing with you for many reasons. Could also be someone selling the same item and wants yours off the marked. Many reasons for nonpayers.

[Jewish-collector]

If they don't pay, knock on their door and say, "Go ahead, make my day"

[EvilKing00]

years ago u could leave negative feed back for buyers, guess they changed that

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by EvilKing00

years ago u could leave negative feed back for buyers, guess they changed that

Yes...no such thing as a "bad buyer" anymore. According to Ebay at least.

[Jim65]

Originally Posted by EvilKing00

years ago u could leave negative feed back for buyers, guess they changed that

Some sellers abused the privilege, buyers were afraid to leave honest feedback for sellers who overcharged shipping, didn't package stuff carefully, extremely slow shipping, etc for fear of getting retaliatory negative feedback. The new system is still flawed but way better than the old one.

[Tabe]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

well like 13 strikes for perfect score in bowling or something like that

Because I'm pedantic, I'm gonna point out it's 12 strikes for a perfect game in bowling. You're welcome.