Hello! I am trying to figure out what is happening with eBay system?

[ol.mes_andka]

Hello! I am trying to figure out what is happening with eBay system? Today I had second time for last few weeks an unpaid case opened after 2 days since auction was ended!
And both times, auctions ended on Fridays, so by Monday, when I was free of my children and was logging in my PC to pay, I saw emails with unsaid cases!
Sellers saying that Ebay automatically opening unpaid cases after 2 days, but it's not the truth, I had one auction that I paid in 8 days after it ended and there was no unpaid case. Non of the sellers had a note about immidiate or days ammount when the item has to be paid.
Please let me know how it works, I think sellers abusing the rules!

[momcqueen]

The good news is that unpaid item reminders disappear without long-term consequences and/or ramifications as soon as the item is paid. Your sellers are not lying to you; it is a setting which anyone on ebay.com may select if they want their payment reminders sent automatically by the system. It is up to the seller to decide if he or she will enrol in this timer-saving-touted feature offered by ebay. The seller of the other auction of which you speak (after eight days) may not have subscribed to it. Don't take it personally.

I would suggest in future that if you know there is going to be a delay between the end of an auction and the submission of payment, tell your seller ahead of time. As a buyer, you might be surprised how many items really go unpaid and how incredibly disruptive it is to a seller's ability to conduct timely business. 

Good luck as you carry forward. 

[reallynicestamps]

US sellers can open Unpaid cases after 48 hours.

There is an option that automatically opens Unpaid cases after a period of time chosen by the seller.

Some sellers are more lenient than others, allowing as much as 30 days for payment.

Once you pay, the dispute disappears. No harm is done to your buying account.