Deadlord39 wrote:You know what, Stephen? You're dead right. I just had to deny yours last month because I goofed and didn't give you the right account! So apparently he IS lying.I am very tempted to go through with the NPB's. Partially because he lied, partially because the other bidders were stiffed, partially for the wasted time (which is in short supply for me), and partially to avoid negatives.Thoughts?
MShipley88 wrote:Is it also possible that there was a problem with the refund?He did try to pay...just by the wrong route. He also offered to pay something for Pay Pal fees...even if it was not quite enough.Is it possible that you could offer to let the matter drop provided he leaves you positive feedback? Wouldn't 11 NPB reports pretty much eliminate his EBay account? So, he leaves feedback first and then you drop the NPB reports.Mark
Deadlord39 wrote:I did figure out something from all this. From now on, I think I will require the buyer to purchase tracking if paying via Paypal. I recall someone mentioning that Paypal requires proof of tracking from the seller in order to stop a chargeback.Of course, this rule wouldn't apply to Acaeum members.
Deadlord39 wrote:I should add that, after I denied the payment and agreed to wait for the money to be refunded, he asked me to ship the magazines, claiming he was "good for the money".