LOL! No More Unpaid Item Notices (UPI's) on Ebay

[joejo20]

It has changed and is through the order cancellation process now. If you select "buyer hasn't paid" for the cancelation reason it will instantly close the sale and give the buyer an unpaid item strike. The only difference now is that it is instant where before you had to wait several days for the case to close. Joe

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by joejo20

It has changed and is through the order cancellation process now. If you select "buyer hasn't paid" for the cancelation reason it will instantly close the sale and give the buyer an unpaid item strike. The only difference now is that it is instant where before you had to wait several days for the case to close. Joe

Those several days is usually when the buyer chose to pay.

Now, the auction is corrupted, the 2nd high bidder thinks I'm a shill, my time has been wasted, and I have zero faith the UPI strike from Ebay means a damn thing.

Some of that above sentence may seem contradictory, but I could give a Burt Hooten about it.

[joejo20]

Originally Posted by D. Bergin

Those several days is usually when the buyer chose to pay.

Now, the auction is corrupted, the 2nd high bidder thinks I'm a shill, my time has been wasted, and I have zero faith the UPI strike from Ebay means a damn thing.

Some of that above sentence may seem contradictory, but I could give a Burt Hooten about it.

I am in agreement with you. I have almost 30,000 items listed on eBay right now so I deal with this daily. Joe


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