unpaid item case

[ricky084]

Hi guys,

I have listed many auctions on my account under the duration 3 days with the price range average $10.

All my auctions have bidding actives, but 1/3 buyer did not pay for the item after winning bids.

therefore I had opened a lot of unpaid cases, since this is buyer's decision whether buying or not, and its not my fault.

my question is would these unpaid case impact my account? or what is the disadvantage on my account?

anyone knows?

Thank you.

[nivo]

Hopefully someone can clarify more, but from my understanding, yes. It does effect your account.

Mainly when it comes to say powerseller status through. If you're not worried about this, than I do not believe it matters much.

[unkown5454]

Just affects your sell-through rate.

[ricky084]

Got it. Thanks guys

[nostro]

Originally Posted by unkown5454

Just affects your sell-through rate.

Just checked on the status of a case I have open on a buyer and it says: Unpaid item case open – awaiting payment You can close this case now

when you click "Take Action" the pop-up says "Receive fee credit"

Does this mean I can safely close this case on this buyer, receive fee credit and continue listing again?

Also, I didn't realize there would be a negative effect on me if I open a case against a buyer?

[pokerpro]

Yes, it does......


I don't believe it has a negative effect on any seller account when they get their fees back from someone not honoring their bid?? That makes no sense to me at all........

[nostro]

Originally Posted by pokerpro

Yes, it does......


I don't believe it has a negative effect on any seller account when they get their fees back from someone not honoring their bid?? That makes no sense to me at all........

From the comments above it appears to affect your sell-through rate? What does that mean exactly?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by nostro

From the comments above it appears to affect your sell-through rate? What does that mean exactly?

Over-analysing it...if a buyer doesnt pay up, cancel and receive fees back - the strike goes on the buyer's account

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by rsot

Over-analysing it...if a buyer doesnt pay up, cancel and receive fees back - the strike goes on the buyer's account

If a seller does not know the procedures who gave you the OK to patronize with such a nasty comment of 'over-analysing it'?

Quick to make judgement again.

That's my observation.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

If a seller does not know the procedures who gave you the OK to patronize with such a nasty comment of 'over-analysing it'?

Quick to make judgement again.

That's my observation.

Interesting observation - I don't see the "over-analysing it" as being a particularly nasty comment

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by rsot

Interesting observation - I don't see the "over-analysing it" as being a particularly nasty comment

Certainly not constructive or helpful but your style.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Certainly not constructive or helpful but your style.

There's the judgement I have come to grow and appreciate

[nostro]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

If a seller does not know the procedures who gave you the OK to patronize with such a nasty comment of 'over-analysing it'?

Quick to make judgement again.

That's my observation.

No, not offended at all Ms. Greenbean. You have all been nothing short of awesome people for me. It's like a little family here..

I appreciate and enjoy the lively banter here and everyone has been so helpful, this forum is truly a lifesaver, love you all!