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Shrek · 04-10-2006, 08:08 PM

Okay, well...since nobody else posted, and i'm a pretty avid eBayer, I sell a lot of stuff for other people...I'll try to help...Did you already send refund? In general it is a bad idea to refund without receiving the product back, for obvious reasons. If youhaven't sent the refund...hold onto the money...The ball is in his court now, and as of right now eBay can't do too much, There wasn't any feedback left...and no sign of a bad transaction, such as NPB, or Deadbeat seller...Just wait it out for now, you've tried contacting him...with no luck...hopefully you kept a copy of the emails for yourself. if not its always a good idea in the future to have an email sent to yourself as well...just incase any of the above have happend, you can prove to eBay that you tried to resolve the problem to the best of your ability, and hopefully retract and negative feedback that was left. Anyway as i was saying...If he sends back the product, you are then obligated to refund since you said you were going to. If he doesn't then just let it go. If he leaves negative feedback, then you go to eBay and prove to them that you tried to resolve the issue, in hopes to have the feedback mutually withdrawn...I know i wrote alot...but i do know quite a bit about eBay, If you have any questions pleasePM me...

Shrek

04-10-2006, 08:08 PM	#6
Shrek Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 71 iTrader: (1)	Okay, well...since nobody else posted, and i'm a pretty avid eBayer, I sell a lot of stuff for other people...I'll try to help...Did you already send refund? In general it is a bad idea to refund without receiving the product back, for obvious reasons. If youhaven't sent the refund...hold onto the money...The ball is in his court now, and as of right now eBay can't do too much, There wasn't any feedback left...and no sign of a bad transaction, such as NPB, or Deadbeat seller...Just wait it out for now, you've tried contacting him...with no luck...hopefully you kept a copy of the emails for yourself. if not its always a good idea in the future to have an email sent to yourself as well...just incase any of the above have happend, you can prove to eBay that you tried to resolve the problem to the best of your ability, and hopefully retract and negative feedback that was left. Anyway as i was saying...If he sends back the product, you are then obligated to refund since you said you were going to. If he doesn't then just let it go. If he leaves negative feedback, then you go to eBay and prove to them that you tried to resolve the issue, in hopes to have the feedback mutually withdrawn...I know i wrote alot...but i do know quite a bit about eBay, If you have any questions pleasePM me... Shrek __________________ Hey donkey!