Re: ebay website problem consequences
I'm not sure if eBay will do anything about that, maybe someone else will know. I don't do auctions, so no idea. It depends how much the items cost and also if you made a loss. If you didn't make a loss, then I would just say send them out and protect your account. Some people get mad if you cancel a transaction. I don't do it myself, but have seen people leave negatives because of this.
If you really didn't want to send the item you can either say you went to package it and it has a fault on it (depends what you're selling, but you could say it has a big chip or crack in it). The second option would to say you sent it, and pretend it got lost in the post and be apologetic, although with this I have the problem that if the buyer is a nice person they have waited days for nothing. I personally wouldn't do that and would perhaps go for the damaged option.
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