| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required 19:26 - Oct 27 with 983 views | Swanzay |
To my horror my father 'won' a bid for a new bath shower combo suite over the weekend, one of these 'more than 10' available. Anyway I really don't think this particular model is practical for a man in his 70s.
Is it possible for him to send the company involved an email to cancel the order (he hasn't send any payment yet and Ive told him not too. Or what is the legal standing on 'winning' a bid on ebay?
Thanks in advance |  | | |  |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 19:32 - Oct 27 with 966 views | mikecranleigh |
How are you receiving delivery?
On internet shopping you are allowed a 7 day cooling off period to return the item,though check their return criteria first.
hope this helps |  | | |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 19:42 - Oct 27 with 943 views | Swanzay |
He hasn't made payment yet, but they will would have delivered to him for an additional charge.
My main concern is that every time he wanted a shower he would have to step over the bath edge into the basin, which doesn't get easier the older you get.
I want him to get a separate shower cubicle and bath. | | | |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 19:58 - Oct 27 with 908 views | junior_jack |
Explain the situation to seller, they would be an arse not to understand especially as they're selling multiples of the same item. The worst case scenario is that the seller reports no payment and ebay issues you an 'unpaid item strike'. You're allowed approximately 3 a year before your account becomes suspended for a short period. Ebay usually falls on the buyer’s side because without them they would be in shit creek. |  | | |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 20:02 - Oct 27 with 902 views | Swanzay |
Thank you Junior! | | | |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 20:08 - Oct 27 with 886 views | nantywatcher |
The worst that can happen is you get one negative feedback, which will not affect how regular Ebayers view you. Let the buyer know the truth, if it's a multiple piece of stock they won't give a toss. |  | | |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 20:25 - Oct 27 with 859 views | swanny |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 20:08 - Oct 27 by nantywatcher |
The worst that can happen is you get one negative feedback, which will not affect how regular Ebayers view you. Let the buyer know the truth, if it's a multiple piece of stock they won't give a toss. |
No worries - just explain that you're not able to go through with the sale - it'll be ok |  |
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| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 20:27 - Oct 27 with 853 views | Swanzay |
Thanks all! | | | |
| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 20:45 - Oct 27 with 824 views | orion3016 |
Any reputable seller especially a trading business which seems like in this case will just allow you to " contact buyer" from sale screen and cancel purchase |  |
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| Winning a bid on Ebay, help required on 21:11 - Oct 27 with 790 views | ItchySphincter |
Just do fug all. It's not legally binding and they're not going to send the bailiffs around. Worst that can happen is that they'll call you a time waster, which is pretty fair. |  |
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