Question Re: cancelling orders in Member To Member Support DO NOT DELETE

cancelling orders

bonje1 — Sun, 06 Jun 2021 19:13:53 GMT

so can buying gods now cancel orders with no concequences? maybe all auctions should adopt this productive policy! would be amazingly productive! im off to bid on everything then cancel..because im drunk and i can!!!

Re: cancelling orders

redwick1 — Sun, 06 Jun 2021 19:21:02 GMT

Your post makes no sense.

I hope you are not going to be bidding and cancelling.

Buyers cant cancel they can ask the seller but the seller does not have to

Non payment and you will get strikes and too many and you will be removed from ebay

Why do you think you have the right to wreck sellers accounts

Perhaps you have had an item cancelled but it is childish to take it out on anyone else

If a seller has cancelled then there are consequences as it they cancel for the wrong reasons they will get a defect on their account and pay the fees.

Makes you as bad as that seller or worse

Re: cancelling orders

red_magpie — Sun, 06 Jun 2021 19:36:19 GMT

The title of eBay's new guidance "How buyers can cancel an order" is misleadng.

What it actually and correctly explains is that buyers can ask to cancel a sale. The seller can either accept or decline the request, see: https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/buying/buyers-can-cancel-order/buyers-can-cancel-order?id=4004&st=12&pos=3&query=How%20buyers%20can%20cancel%20an%20order&intent=cancelling&docId=HELP1019

If a seller declines the request it is most certainly not without consequences for the buyer if they don't pay. The seller can then cancel the sale. If the buyer causes two or more sales to be cancelled by not paying most sellers can and will automatically block their bids.