03-02-2016 12:26 AM
i bought 2 items from 1 seller on Jan 17th and i still have not received them. my estimated delivery dates is Feb 18 to March 9th. do i have to wait til March 9h to start a claim, if it doesn't come in by then? thanks.
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03-02-2016 12:59 AM
Open a case on March 9 absolutely. I don't think you can open a case before that date.
Back in November i bought a couple items that had "extended" estimated shipping times. Basically 3+ weeks for a delivery from Toronto to Ottawa. (2-3 days regular mail usually) I was not able to open a case untill ebay's estimated date had passed.
Myself and others were caught in the seller's scam. I was refunded immediately and according to feedback left on seller's
account many others were refunded as well.
03-02-2016 01:53 PM - edited 03-02-2016 01:53 PM
You usually aren't able to open a case on eBay until the day after the estimated delivery date but you can try to do it now. You can open a case on Paypal anytime.
03-02-2016 03:56 PM
03-03-2016 01:11 AM
@shocker-09 wrote:Thanks everyone. i did realize they changed when we can make a claim, (having to wait till the end of estimated delivery) i guess its been a while since i had to do the last one. it used to be 45 days from when we buy something, not sure if that is still the same for paypal.
As poco mentioned you have 180 days after payment to file on Paypal. On eBay you have up until 30 days after the latest estimated delivery date if there is no tracking. If there is tracking and you file a not as described case, you have up to 30 days after the actual delivery date to file on eBay.
03-02-2016 12:59 AM
Open a case on March 9 absolutely. I don't think you can open a case before that date.
Back in November i bought a couple items that had "extended" estimated shipping times. Basically 3+ weeks for a delivery from Toronto to Ottawa. (2-3 days regular mail usually) I was not able to open a case untill ebay's estimated date had passed.
Myself and others were caught in the seller's scam. I was refunded immediately and according to feedback left on seller's
account many others were refunded as well.
03-02-2016 11:54 AM - edited 03-02-2016 11:54 AM
I think you can start the claim sooner if the seller is no longer registered, but you may have to contact eBay by telephone in order to do this.
Somebody who's not as "rusty" as I am may be able to give more accurate and complete information on this.
03-02-2016 11:57 AM
This Chinese seller has 934 negative feedback in the last 12 months.
File a claim.
03-02-2016 01:53 PM - edited 03-02-2016 01:53 PM
You usually aren't able to open a case on eBay until the day after the estimated delivery date but you can try to do it now. You can open a case on Paypal anytime.
03-02-2016 03:03 PM
Thanks everyone. i did realize they changed when we can make a claim, (having to wait till the end of estimated delivery) i guess its been a while since i had to do the last one. it used to be 45 days from when we buy something, not sure if that is still the same for paypal.
03-02-2016 03:56 PM
03-02-2016 09:58 PM
oh wow, 180 days. well that is more then enough time to get your item.
03-03-2016 01:11 AM
@shocker-09 wrote:Thanks everyone. i did realize they changed when we can make a claim, (having to wait till the end of estimated delivery) i guess its been a while since i had to do the last one. it used to be 45 days from when we buy something, not sure if that is still the same for paypal.
As poco mentioned you have 180 days after payment to file on Paypal. On eBay you have up until 30 days after the latest estimated delivery date if there is no tracking. If there is tracking and you file a not as described case, you have up to 30 days after the actual delivery date to file on eBay.
03-03-2016 11:07 PM
I got both items today, thank goodness. My daughter was happy, she has been going to the mail box everyday for a month.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
03-03-2016 11:39 PM
Hello 'shocker',
<<wow, 180 days. well that is more then enough time to get your item.>>
Yes it is, and with a timeline that long buyers can comfortably wait for bulky items from overseas being sent
by "Surface" mail which can take close to 3 months. Paypal provides nearly 6 months for a claim. Lots of time.
For future reference, here is the link that explains this. It is Section 13.5:
https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/ua/useragreement-full#13
And the most recent version of ebay's policy about what to do if there is ever a problem:
http://pages.ebay.ca/help/buy/item-not-received.html
Enjoy your new item.