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wrcturbo 11 October 2006 08:14 PM

Ebay non payment
 
Right anyone used a wesite or debt collection company to collect unpaid money from an ebay auction? I remeber reading there is a company online who does this effectively but lost the link. Where do you stand legally as as far as I'm aware ebay is legally binding?

Any help appreciated as this is my first messer and he isn't going to get away lightly!!! :nono:

Non payment after 2.5 weeks value just under £100. Also anyone know the charges for these companies?

RLE 11 October 2006 08:22 PM

you still have the goods that you sold? Is it really worth the stress and hassle?

A few work on a no collection no fee basis (the likes of TNC Collections) and then charge anything between 10 -15% recovery. Better rates applicable the more you pass them but this obviously aint going to apply to you.

Alternatively there's the county court depending on the circumstances of the transaction and the fee to issue would be £30.00 IIRC.

RLE 11 October 2006 08:24 PM

forgot to add solicitors could draft you a letter and make it look that you are really serious. The ones that I've used at work range from £3.50 to £10.00 for a standard seven day notice letter.

fatherpierre 11 October 2006 08:37 PM

Claim your fees back through ebay and put it down to experience.

It's almost impossible to get anything back and the hassle just isn't worth it.

wrcturbo 11 October 2006 09:54 PM

Interesting
 
Yeah I still have the item. Problem is he has one neg feedback before me and he then gave a neg feedback. How many bad reports until ebay do something? So I guess if I do the neg thing.............
Just kinda sucks, although this is my first messer after 60 odd transactions, I will look into that company. Could they not pass on the money they want and get the bloke to pay so I get full whack and ad on a solictors letter fee for good measure. Also if I claim the fee I guess I would still have to deliver the goods as this person will have paid??

AllanB 11 October 2006 10:09 PM

Do a search as there is a government backed online service you can use to report an individual. Takes a while to fill in but looked good, sorry I canot remmeber what is was called.


AllanB

wrcturbo 11 October 2006 10:34 PM

Name anyone? I say if enough peolple do make the effort it will get rid of time wasters. Ebay is a great site if done right, just some idiots spoil it, just checked this blokes feedback he has about 5 non paying transactions. I have just emailed ebay suggesting he should be banned. Nobjockey

Dazza01 11 October 2006 10:44 PM


Originally Posted by wrcturbo
Name anyone? I say if enough peolple do make the effort it will get rid of time wasters. Ebay is a great site if done right, just some idiots spoil it, just checked this blokes feedback he has about 5 non paying transactions. I have just emailed ebay suggesting he should be banned. Nobjockey

Nice idea but then they will just sign up with a new acct, you need to put in your add neg feedback email me first of bid will be deleted

scooby_me 11 October 2006 10:57 PM

problem is if you neg him he WILL retaliate ... hence screwing up your feedback.... which sucks i know but thats life....


report to ebay... hopefully they will suspend his account,you will get your fees back and re-list the item

unfortunatly its one of the downsides of ebay...


what were you selling?? a phone?? and whats his reason for non payment?

Darren

bpm1588 11 October 2006 11:52 PM

let it go mate.....just go with the unpaid item process in the dispute console and get your final listing fee's back

Dazza01 12 October 2006 12:52 AM


Originally Posted by scooby_me
problem is if you neg him he WILL retaliate ... hence screwing up your feedback.... which sucks i know but thats life....


report to ebay... hopefully they will suspend his account,you will get your fees back and re-list the item

unfortunatly its one of the downsides of ebay...


what were you selling?? a phone?? and whats his reason for non payment?

Darren


isn't there a time limit for feedback ? if so do it on the very last day so they cant retaliate

kingofturds 12 October 2006 01:21 AM

eBay.co.uk: sony psp with 3 games plus more (item 320037066234 end time 12-Oct-06 01:22:22 BST)

Just got outbid by £800 on a £120 machine:wonder:

Dazza01 12 October 2006 01:24 AM

Think someone is taking the pi$$ ever so slightly :D

watto52 12 October 2006 01:31 AM


Originally Posted by Dazza01
Think someone is taking the pi$$ ever so slightly :D

No ****:razz:

jono300 12 October 2006 08:25 AM

Buy it now at £120 so someone bids £900 ??!!!! why go to all the hassle off registering another username just so that you can put in one dodgy bid and muck up someones particular item ??

ebay at its very best !!!! will give it another five years and personally think it will all be over.

Andy-C 12 October 2006 08:31 AM


Originally Posted by kingofturds

Seems like a hacked account, first registered in 2002, not used for over a year, then username changed 11th October :nono: :nono:

B@st@rd$


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