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Ebay Parcel Not Arrived
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I contacted the seller who sent me a fuzzy photocopy of the proof of posting
- we’ll a week later it’s still not here. What should I do?
- we’ll a week later it’s still not here. What should I do?
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Contact the seller again to explain that you still have not received your item, do this through the ebay messaging service so that they can see what has been said and when. If the seller doesn't respond, you have the option to escalate it to a claim for a refund. The seller may choose to send you another if that is possible. It is their responsibili
13:59 Sun 10th Dec 2017
Contact the seller again to explain that you still have not received your item, do this through the ebay messaging service so that they can see what has been said and when. If the seller doesn't respond, you have the option to escalate it to a claim for a refund. The seller may choose to send you another if that is possible. It is their responsibility to ensure you receive your item, and claim off Royal Mail if you don't. Ebay will almost certainly find in your favour if it goes to a claim. Bear in mind Royal Mail will not consider an item "lost" until 15 working days after posting, so there is still time for it to arrive. I once had a parcel turn up over two months late.
Use the ebay "not received" option.
You then contact the seller throught this and ebay contact them as well.
After 8 days ebay take over - I've got 2 days left before my claim gets to this point. I've had no word from seller and 2 people have now left feedback for the seller saying same thing - and its the same item!
You then contact the seller throught this and ebay contact them as well.
After 8 days ebay take over - I've got 2 days left before my claim gets to this point. I've had no word from seller and 2 people have now left feedback for the seller saying same thing - and its the same item!
Ebay’s policy on non-received items is heavily biased in favour of the buyer.
Unless the seller has proof of delivery (proof of posting is not good enough), ebay will find in favour of the buyer in such a dispute.
I buy many low value items off ebay (many from the Far East) – I would estimate that less than 1% goes AWOL. But more than 1% arrive after the estimated delivery date (which can be around 2 months from the order date), I have had a refund only for the item to arrive a few days later.
Once I allowed a seller to re-send the item – by the time it was obvious the second item was not going to arrive, I had exceeded ebay’s time period for complaints (so lost out).
Now when an item from ebay does not arrive, I always request a refund and then re-order the item.
Unless the seller has proof of delivery (proof of posting is not good enough), ebay will find in favour of the buyer in such a dispute.
I buy many low value items off ebay (many from the Far East) – I would estimate that less than 1% goes AWOL. But more than 1% arrive after the estimated delivery date (which can be around 2 months from the order date), I have had a refund only for the item to arrive a few days later.
Once I allowed a seller to re-send the item – by the time it was obvious the second item was not going to arrive, I had exceeded ebay’s time period for complaints (so lost out).
Now when an item from ebay does not arrive, I always request a refund and then re-order the item.
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