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Also was just thinking, can you claim also for the final value fees and paypal fees you end up paying for the item? really this should be refunded too but i bet they won't

I dont think so ... correct me if i am wrong though ...
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Also was just thinking, can you claim also for the final value fees and paypal fees you end up paying for the item? really this should be refunded too but i bet they won't
No because if you send the customer a replacement, you have still made the sale. If you give the customer a refund you can get a refund from ebay/paypal on the fees.
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No because if you send the customer a replacement, you have still made the sale. If you give the customer a refund you can get a refund from ebay/paypal on the fees.
Well how do you get the refund from ebay other than asking the buyer to cancelling the transaction? which they have rejected a couple of times with me, little shits!
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Well how do you get the refund from ebay other than asking the buyer to cancelling the transaction? which they have rejected a couple of times with me, little shits!
lol I have 2 that have been ignored costing me £3.47 each, and another 2 I didnt even bother with as was lucky the buyer didnt neg me, £14 down the drain - really I think ebay should have a system whereby if you refund on paypal then the fees are also refunded, or 70% refunded with a 70% refund etc, but i suppose they want to try and keep the companies seperate.
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Well how do you get the refund from ebay other than asking the buyer to cancelling the transaction? which they have rejected a couple of times with me, little shits!
Just give ebay a quick call with transaction number or email them with it, stating the money is refunded to the customer. They give you final value fees back to your account.
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lol I have 2 that have been ignored costing me £3.47 each, and another 2 I didnt even bother with as was lucky the buyer didnt neg me, £14 down the drain - really I think ebay should have a system whereby if you refund on paypal then the fees are also refunded, or 70% refunded with a 70% refund etc, but i suppose they want to try and keep the companies seperate.
If they ignore the cancellation request for 7 days, you get the final fees credit.

I know what you mean, there should be a system where final fee credit automatically happens, but they must make a canny bit of money off the people who forget to do this.
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i wounder if you sell sometin at a loss in an auction if they give you the price you payed for it or the price you sold it then.
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i wounder if you sell sometin at a loss in an auction if they give you the price you payed for it or the price you sold it then.
Good point, bet they won't
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Thanks for your helpfull post, think i will do your first suggestion, how did you change the date on the scanned payment confirmation screen?
Dunno if you done this or may need to again, check your PM.
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