ebay

ok I might play this nicely then, something like. Oh, I have paid already, the postage said free, I don't feel you can do that.

Then if that doesn't work I shall say GET FU**ED T*SSPOT .................. but I want my money back hummmmmmmm

anyway I am not at home tonight so I can't respond to him because I am leaving work now, ye ha. Will think about it tomorrow! Have a good friday night peeps, more advise would be appriciated

You gotta take it up with ebay.
sorry to hear you got stitched up

[northwind]

Originally Posted by hovi5

i think, if you leave the postage bit blank when selling it comes up free

Nah, default's "contact seller for details" or similiar. I mucked up once when I'd listed one item for free posting, then I had another three that should have been about £3 each- I ended up makign a slight loss but i honoured the auction, it was just the right thing to do. Then, I wasn't going to get rich on those auctions anyway Did you pay by Paypal? If you did, don't let things drag on- the Paypal protection lapses after a ridiculously short time, shorter than a long resolution takes if you follow the Ebay rules

If this were SV Rider, someone would say "Does the child have a £10 head" and then the gear nazis would pounce

Originally Posted by northwind

If this were SV Rider, someone would say "Does the child have a £10 head" and then the gear nazis would pounce

yer yer, that not my concern right now, anyway was so cheap thought it would do as a spare if other not available (seem to be living at two houses at the mo so sometimes it gets confusing!) thats why the price seemed good ........................ do take your point on board though

i apologies for my stupidity

on the free postage thing

If the postage was set as free in the listing then you should not have to pay anything. Technically its their problem. However from experience I would say you have several options. Firstly you can mutually agree with the seller to retract your bid and them to refund you as it was their mistake not yours. If they are not willing to do this you can put a dispute in with ebay and they should back you 100%. Also if you paid via paypal they have legal obligations to reimburse you too. Any which way you should not be out of pocket.

hope this helps

Originally Posted by hovi5

i apologies for my stupidity

on the free postage thing

.......................... come on, and the rest

Originally Posted by Fearg

If the postage was set as free in the listing then you should not have to pay anything. Technically its their problem. However from experience I would say you have several options. Firstly you can mutually agree with the seller to retract your bid and them to refund you as it was their mistake not yours. If they are not willing to do this you can put a dispute in with ebay and they should back you 100%. Also if you paid via paypal they have legal obligations to have your reimburse you too. Any which way you should not be out of pocket.

hope this helps

thanks

Originally Posted by Tomcat

ok I might play this nicely then, something like. Oh, I have paid already, the postage said free, I don't feel you can do that.

Then if that doesn't work I shall say GET FU**ED T*SSPOT .................. but I want my money back hummmmmmmm

this might make him/her smile