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12-09-2020 5:39 PM
In the past few days I have been forced to cancel and item that I won fair and square in an auction. The reason I had to cancel the item was because both the seller and PayPal advised me that this was my easiest option. PayPal refunded my payment and the seller relisted the item at the buy it now figure that he had originally meant to list it at (almost four times the figure that I won it for). I strongly suspected malpractice on the sellers behalf but honestly couldn't be bothered entering into protracted exchange for the sum involved. Will the fact that I was forced to cancel the order be held as a detriment against my Ebay account? Cheers
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12-09-2020
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How did you Cancel? Buyers can't Cancel they can only ask a Seller if they would be willing to Cancel?
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