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    Dealing with "Refund and Relist" Sellers.

    First off, I hope this person is a board member.

    Two days ago, I won't this Kerry Rhodes jersey for what I felt was a very fair $105.

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/331059924220...84.m1497.l2649

    I then pay for said jersey and find the payment unexpectedly refunded with the following note,

    I apologize, I can not let this jersey go for this price. I would take $225 for it if interested. I'm don't know why ebay didn't give me the reserve option. Again, I apologize for any inconvenience.

    Then, I notice this was done.
    http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-York-Jet...item4d14fef33a

    These situations are the absolute most frustrating. First off, Im sure we have all lost money on things, this hobby is terrible for getting value back or "making" money. Secondly, Ebay has reserve prices , "Buy It Now" and "Best Offers" if your looking to get an exact amount. In fact, this seller has done this to several items.

    As far as I go, Ebay is a legal binding agreement. Not a "only ship it if I'm willing to sell for that" system.

    Also, if your going to do that, respectfully tell the person before they pay! Now I've got to sit and wait for a credit card refund because this person has an inflated value for his items.

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    Re: Dealing with "Refund and Relist" Sellers.

    I agree it's not right, but at the end of the day at least you aren't out any money. Can you at least leave feedback that indicates his practices?

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    Re: Dealing with "Refund and Relist" Sellers.

    Trust me, I will but venting helps with the frustration! Plus, Ebay actually has no procedure for sellers who do this, you can't "file a complaint" for this situation.

    While as you said, I'm not "out" money.

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    Re: Dealing with "Refund and Relist" Sellers.

    Did you at least leave negative feedback? These guys will keep doing it unless people call them out, but good job for posting him on here.

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    Re: Dealing with "Refund and Relist" Sellers.

    Quote Originally Posted by Skizzick View Post
    Did you at least leave negative feedback? These guys will keep doing it unless people call them out, but good job for posting him on here.
    Negative Feedback was indeed left (I would have done the same)

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    Re: Dealing with "Refund and Relist" Sellers.

    A friend of mine had a seller try to do this to him. The seller claimed they could not complete the transaction because the selling price was to low. My friend contacted eBay and had them contact the seller. The seller was told by eBay that they had entered into a legal, binding agreement with the buyer and they had to compete the transaction. My friend got his item and the seller was suspended. Sometimes it helps to contact eBay and let them try to help.

 

 

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