I just NARU'd an eBay user

relayer

I sold a proof set on 3/26.

After 10 days I open an unpaid item dispute and he replied they would pay 4/15. When that passed he said he would pay 4/30, so OK.

Tonight he sends an email asking could you resolve the item reminder

Since he never paid I closed the dispute getting my final fee credit and he gets an unpaid item strike.
It must have been his 3rd because he then went to NARU status

It's probably not what he had in mind, but I did him a favor.
If somebody can't come up with $10 in a month they don't need to be buying stuff on eBay.

ebaytrader

Wow! I thought we were the only ones to get $13.00 deadbeats. At least you didn't have to pay the bank a returned item charge.

RBinTex

Did you know that if you choose the option for not completing the transaction that it was mutual you get the FVF credited immediately AND the buyer doesn't get a strike.

Just stating a fact, not advocating any position one way or the other. Feeling very non-committal tonight

robertpr

<< <i>Did you know that if you choose the option for not completing the transaction that it was mutual you get the FVF credited immediately AND the buyer doesn't get a strike.

Just stating a fact, not advocating any position one way or the other. Feeling very non-committal tonight >>



But in this case it wasn't mutual, the guy was just a deadbeat.

Unless you mean the guy's thumb and butt agreed, then yes I suppose it could be considered a mutual decision.

K6AZ

Buh bye deadbeat! Seriously, that's pretty lame to NPB a ten dollar item.

ElectricEye

I have filed NPB's on $5 items. A few get the strike reversed by whining and complaining to eBay about how it wasn't their fault.

clackamas

Jez I only get the big ticket guys. last one I had was $440 , the coin then sold two weeks later for $220. Fing bastage.