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Is this a big no no?

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MrsSnape · 03/12/2008 21:18

Someone who won my auction on sunday has still not paid or made contact despite me sending her an invoice afterwards and an email today. She has received 3 feedbacks since she won my item saying she was an 'instant payer'.

I really can't be bothered to mess around going through the "dispute" faff, would it be a big no no to relist the item now and just take it off if/when she pays? therefore if she has no intention of paying at least the next auction will be in full swing again without too much time wasted?

I know I'm an impatient mare but I have a huge phonebill just come in and...well...patience has never been my strong point basically!

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Tryharder · 03/12/2008 22:04

This has just happened to me as well. I am fairly new to selling on ebay so don't know what the etiquette is on how long to wait for someone to get off their backside and pay up!

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goldFAQinsenceandmyrrh · 03/12/2008 22:06

ermm yes it is a big no-no - she has 7 days to pay before you can open a dispute - so you should give her 7 days.

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beanieb · 03/12/2008 22:07

It was only Sunday!

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southeastastra · 03/12/2008 22:07

you have to give them at least 10 days. i know it's annoying

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mogs0 · 03/12/2008 22:08

My recent non-payer was the same. I sent 2 invoices then an email asking if they were still interested in buying my item. No reply to any of it. I opened a disput and she'd paid within 24hrs. That was on Monday and I still haven't actually had any contact from the buyer but I've had the payment and her item has been sent.

If you re-list the item I don't think you'll get the fees reversed from the first auction so you'll end up being charged for it twice if it sells the second time.

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MrsMagooo · 05/12/2008 13:10

I'm afraid it is a big no-no.

You have to give them 7 working days in which to pay, if she still hasn't paid after that you can relist.

If you were to relist now the buyer could open a NPS claim against you.

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