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Ilovethissite

03-01-2012 09:21 PM

Cancel a transaction

If you cancel a transaction that the buyer has already paid for, do you get ALL final value fee's back, including listing fee, percentage fee, etc? Like if they charged 10 percent in addition to listing fee's, do you get all that back?

mercurial333

03-02-2012 12:40 AM

I think you only get the Final Value Fees back.

Ilovethissite

03-02-2012 03:10 AM

Damn...What if the buyer does not pay for a fixed priced listing...I don't see why the seller should pay for the listing it was the buyers fault for not paying

NoneOther

03-02-2012 03:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ilovethissite (Post 316971)

Damn...What if the buyer does not pay for a fixed priced listing...I don't see why the seller should pay for the listing it was the buyers fault for not paying

It's always been that way, Only FVF is refunded for NPB or cancelled sales.

GreenBean

03-02-2012 03:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ilovethissite (Post 316971)

Damn...What if the buyer does not pay for a fixed priced listing...I don't see why the seller should pay for the listing it was the buyers fault for not paying

Well the seller does have a responsibiity to attempt to get the buyer to pay. :rolleyes:

If an account has more than one buyer not pay, then the seller needs to re-do the selling plan.

Control selling as far as possible. Be efficient :FF:

rsot	03-02-2012 12:43 PM

Only FVF - not initial listing fee - always has been the case.

lhall5422

03-02-2012 04:20 PM

Can you do a second chance offer???? No listing fees right? :noidea::noidea::noidea:

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