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‎09-06-2024 10:58 AM
As above..
I'm selling some DJ turntables they are to large to ship. My advert clearly states cash on colllection only. Yesterday I get a buyer who puts in an offer, I declined but in the comments I stated that I accept his offer cash on collection. He then puts in another offer, I respond again stating I accept your previous, cash on collection please inbox me. He then proceeds to pays full price via eBay..
I then ask him when he'd like to collect and explain I will only accept cash on collection. He replies "let's leave it then" . So I've now lost all my watchers. And selling fee discount.
I messaged again to ask why, and he states that he wants buyer protection.. I reply stating that he is welcome to inspect and even test the items for as long as he requires before paying.
How do I stop people doing this? Is there a way to de select managed payments? And why exactly do eBay allow buyer protection on collection items? The buyers will be checking them before leaving, so how can they be not as described? 🙃
I'm reading that he could have driven down from Oxford, taken them, put in not as described and I'd be liable to arrange a return and refund. That's crazy. He could have a damaged item at home and just be wanting to get a mint replacement.
Where is the protection for the seller here? Rant over..
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‎02-12-2024 10:33 AM - edited ‎02-12-2024 10:37 AM
"Why does eBay allow managed payments for collection only"
It is not so much "allowing" managed payments. it seems to be the only option.
Cash on collection is not really possible anymore even if the buyer would prefer it.
You cannot exchange contact details until AFTER the buyer has paid.
This limits your options. You can ask the buyer to bring cash and refund their online payment but not many buyers would be happy to do that.
You could find a way of exchanging details but its against Ebay rules and you risk being suspended.
It leaves a bad situation for selling larger or very expensive items as it leaves the seller with many risks.
I won't go into any detail as I don't want to give scammers any info that may help them but cash on collection really needs to be an available option.
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‎02-12-2024 10:36 AM
Cash on collection is no longer allowed at all on ebay. Anything that sets out to get round that can lose you your account.
I agree its a very backwards step for sellers.
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10:59 AM
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kh-brendon
You leave yourself open for complaints and possible suspension. Technically you would be agreeing to selling your item for 99p


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