I won an auction for a lot of Coach bags on ebay on July 21. They were marked shipped (expedited according to listing) on July 25 with no tracking number. A few days later I asked for a tracking number. Seller said he would get it to me as soon as he got home. Crickets. I opened an INR on Aug 1. He mailed the package on Aug 1. I just got the package and I haven't closed the case yet because I don't want these purses that were described as excellent or minimal wear (most are pretty bad). My question is, If I close the INR case, will I be able to open a SNAD? Thank you!
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I wondered about that. It used to be you could only open one claim, so you had to convert the INR to a SNAD or you would lose the chance to open the SNAD. I guess they changed it.
Apparently they did change it because @restricter posted a similar situation here:
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads...n-answer-thread.646884/page-469#post-31543735
And she updated here - had to close one case and open another:
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads...n-answer-thread.646884/page-469#post-31543867
I hope it wasn't from bagsforsale2017, his items are a crap shoot! I bought 2, I ended missing a rivet and hangtag, one inside all cracked and peeling.
I have 1 business day handling time on my items for sale. Does that mean the same thing as next business day? I sold something around 10:30 last night and Ebay note is ship by Friday 8/4. So basically they counted the 1.5 hours left on Thursday as a business day?
Just curious because one time I had to open an INR and that was on a Sunday. I couldn't escalate until the following Friday. I called Ebay and they said the seller got 3 business days to respond, and that Sunday didn't count and neither did Monday as they got that full business day before the clock started. Does that make any sense?
Just curious because one time I had to open an INR and that was on a Sunday. I couldn't escalate until the following Friday. I called Ebay and they said the seller got 3 business days to respond, and that Sunday didn't count and neither did Monday as they got that full business day before the clock started. Does that make any sense?
I also have 1 day handling time, and the messages I get are always the next business day after I make the sale. I don't think their system is sophisticated to take into account the time of the day. I know they don't count Saturdays either, so when I make a sale on Friday, the suggested mailing day is Monday.
I've had a problem with ebay search all day. I generally look at new listings for Coach, with refinements for category and/or dollar amount. On a normal day, I can refresh the first page every few minutes and see new listings. Right now at midnight, in the keychain category, the newest listing I'm seeing was listed before 4 PM, and the next newest one was listed around noon. The listings that were put up on August 4 that I can see total 41. Normally there are hundreds listed every day. If I remove the refinements, I can see items in that category that were listed more recently.
It makes me wonder how many of my listings are actually visible to potential buyers.
It makes me wonder how many of my listings are actually visible to potential buyers.
I just looked and the most recent listing I'm seeing was put up before midnight. It's never been this bad for this long before.
Hi - hopefully someone can clarify a question I have on feedback. I had a buyer who did not pay for nearly a week. I opened an unpaid item dispute, and at the very last minute the buyer paid.
I understand if they DIDN"T pay they wouldn't be able to leave neutral/negative feedback. But given that they did pay, are normal feedback options open for them? Because I'm now scared that whatever I do I will end up with neutral/neg, because I sent several unanswered messages and obviously opened the case. Thanks in advance!
I understand if they DIDN"T pay they wouldn't be able to leave neutral/negative feedback. But given that they did pay, are normal feedback options open for them? Because I'm now scared that whatever I do I will end up with neutral/neg, because I sent several unanswered messages and obviously opened the case. Thanks in advance!
Yes, they can leave feedback. I wouldn't worry too much.
Last night I sold a purse on ebay. Today, on my other ebay account, I sold another purse to the same buyer. Weird, right? I hope the buyer actually wants more than one purse. It wouldn't take much to figure out I'm the same seller of both, since I use the same background for my pictures and the ebay IDs are similar.
Is there some way I can see the calculated shipping price when I'm creating a new listing? I used to be able to see the price after I put in the size/weight/shipping method and now I don't see the price anymore. Now I have to open a new window and look up how much the shipping will be.
I think it's just a coincidence but TBH, I don't think that the average shopper would normally recognize similar backgrounds, listing styles or even the similar IDs.
As a "pursie" buying in "my" category, I do recognize certain sellers and listings. But it's only because I know the category and many of the sellers better than I do in other categories.