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@89tone06 wrote:

 

IF EBAY INTENDED  KEEP MY £670 FOR WEEKS---- THEY SHOULD SAY BEFORE-- NOT AFTER A SALE.

ALSO THEY SAY THE PARCEL WAS NOT DELIVERED--- PUTTING THE BLAME ON OTHERS.

DUE TO THIS,  I HAVE MADE WHAT IS NOW A  FALSE CLAIM ON THE POST OFFICE. FOR NONE DELIVERY 

 

 

 

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The Post Office does not handle claims for items lost, damaged or delayed in transit - they just pass such claims on to Royal Mail. If it was a Simple Delivery label - i.e. it had "marketplace seller" printed on it - Royal Mail will not accept a claim from you because the item was sent via a business account. If it was not a Simple delivery label you needed to purchase a service that provided a signature on delivery as the value was over £450.

Why have you made a claim with Royal Mail? Has your buyer opened an "item not received" case?