It is not up to ebay to come up with a solution. As far as ebay are concerned item sold, seller posts. Seller is completely responsibility for listing.
If seller cancels sale without your agreement, then they get a defect which could damage sellers ability to sell.
If seller does nothing then once past the expected delivery date, you open a not received case to get a refund. This does let seller off the hook, but does deserve negative feedback. If it should come to this, just say “Seller refused to honour the sale” then there is no reason seller could ask ebsy to remove it. Also of course mark down star ratings.
Point seller to what they agree to when they list, it is right at the bottom of listing form -
accept the eBay User Agreement- opens in new window or tab, Payments Terms of Use- opens in new window or tab and Marketing Program Terms- opens in new window or tab, acknowledge reading the User Privacy Notice- opens in new window or tab, agree to offer products and services that comply wi...
