eBay

dilak_ca2014 · ‎09-05-2015

I sold 5 items,1 of which were paid for. I marked them all as paid because I am stupid. is there a way to waive the fees and just pay the 1dollarand 10 percent or no. what happens if I shutdown my account and not pay fes. please tell me your experiences

ypdc_dennis · ‎09-05-2015

@dilak_ca2014 wrote:
I sold 5 items, 1 of which were paid for. I marked them all as paid because I am stupid. ...

You go to your "Sold" section on eBay.

Beside each sold item there is an "Action" column on the right side.

Click on the drop down menu "More actions"

Then select: Unmarked as payment received

Do that for each item that has not been paid for.

reallynicestamps · ‎09-05-2015

You sold 5 items.

Only one customer actually paid.

Unmarking the Paid is easy. Getting your fees back is harder.

Go to the Resolution Centre at the bottom of this page.

Open an Unpaid Item Dispute against each of the deadbeat customers.

If the customer does not pay, the transaction and the Dispute will be closed in your favour.

You will get your selling fees refunded.

The deadbeats will get a Strike, which makes it harder for them to bid or buy on eBay.

Neither you nor the deadbeat can leave feedback.

Go to your Seller Preferences.

Add an automatic Block against bidders who have Unpaid Item Strikes.

Add the names of those deadbeats to your Blocked Bidder List.

pierrelebel · ‎09-06-2015

"what happens if I shutdown my account and not pay fes."

I took the time to review every one of your recent listings, sold and unsold.

Clearly you do not understand eBay.

As to what happens if you do not pay your bill? It seldom happens but when it does, same thing that happens whenever you do not pay any bill. The unpaid bill is sold to a collection agency. That procedure may or may not affect your credit report.

eBay will not let you close the account until the bill is paid. They generally collect their fees monthly directly from your PayPal account or your credit card - whichever you selected at time of opening your seller's account.

In the meantime you should follow the advise given earlier to cancel the unpaid transactions so the fees are credited to your seller account.

mr.elmwood · ‎09-06-2015

@reallynicestamps wrote:
You sold 5 items.
Only one customer actually paid.

Unmarking the Paid is easy. Getting your fees back is harder.

Go to the Resolution Centre at the bottom of this page.
Open an Unpaid Item Dispute against each of the deadbeat customers.

If the customer does not pay, the transaction and the Dispute will be closed in your favour.
You will get your selling fees refunded.
The deadbeats will get a Strike, which makes it harder for them to bid or buy on eBay.
Neither you nor the deadbeat can leave feedback.

Go to your Seller Preferences.
Add an automatic Block against bidders who have Unpaid Item Strikes.

Add the names of those deadbeats to your Blocked Bidder List.

Obviously some posts have been removed and I did not see them.

You are between a rock and a hard place, I get that. First thing is to do the procedural steps that Stamps laid out. Do not get lost on your own, we can help with the exact step by step procedure.

Unpaid debts are simply not a good idea. They will pop-up in 20 years and haunt you forever.

Let us help with the immediate problems.

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