Won Camcorder - Changed mind, don't want to proceed, what do I tell seller?

[lucy]

I won a camcorder on Ebay but now changed my mind and don't want the item, what do I tell the seller in a nice way that i don't want the camcorder, its an old hdv tape camcorder won at over £200 and my daughter has told me, I could get a 4k camcorder or compact camera at that price

[e2free]

Just drop the message that bid by mistake plz cancel the order if seller still fail to cancel or decline your request then simply pay and after getting item open return request

You will not loose anything

[rsot]

Listen to e2free and moving forward, do the research before making the purchase lucy - most of us are sellers here so it's annoying to the seller when the item has been won. Please don't repeat.

[GreenBean]

Geeze. Geeze.

Unauthorised payment problem. Now this.

Be caring to the seller, very caring. .

[yankee]

as to cancel and if they dont, Just dont pay. Dont do the looser move and pay and then return the item and clost the poor seller more time and money.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by e2free

Just drop the message that bid by mistake plz cancel the order if seller still fail to cancel or decline your request then simply pay and after getting item open return request

You will not loose anything

The seller is the victim here. Where is their support?

Pffttt.

[oompaloompa]

Depends - big difference in cancellation pre rather than post despatch hassles/costs for seller though....

[e2free]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

The seller is the victim here. Where is their support?

Pffttt.

Seller don't get support that's the main issue for eBay or Amazon buyers are king

They have millions of sellers and they not bother at all they only care about buyers

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by e2free

Seller don't get support that's the main issue for eBay or Amazon buyers are king

They have millions of sellers and they not bother at all they only care about buyers

I meant you, in your reply.

[e2free]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

I meant you, in your reply.

Seller is not victim as advised op to send message to seller to cancel the order if seller ignor the off course he deserve this action

[yankee]

Originally Posted by e2free

Seller is not victim as advised op to send message to seller to cancel the order if seller ignor the off course he deserve this action

No the seller does not deserve anything other than to get paid. The buyer is a looser in this case and should simply not pay. No need to play games with people. Absolutely nothing happens to bead beat bidders. No reason to screw with sellers.
People like you are what is wrong with ebay and amazon.

[e2free]

Originally Posted by yankee

No the seller does not deserve anything other than to get paid. The buyer is a looser in this case and should simply not pay. No need to play games with people. Absolutely nothing happens to bead beat bidders. No reason to screw with sellers.
People like you are what is wrong with ebay and amazon.

Check the op flag he is from uk under distance selling law buyer has 28 days to change his mind and return the item for full refund

Don't speed wrong info if you don't know anything about .uk.law

Batter to learn some research before advising others

I am seller myself and if I use your approach my account will shutdown within months

Sometime buyer send cancellation request even after dispatching the order still have to listen to them and act to cancelling the order

If I or any seller argue with them it's always bad for seller-ve feedback return case or item not as described case then paying return postage and so on

[LOMBOK]

Originally Posted by e2free

Check the op flag he is from uk under distance selling law buyer has 28 days to change his mind and return the item for full refund

Don't speed wrong info if you don't know anything about .uk.law

Batter to learn some research before advising others

I am seller myself and if I use your approach my account will shutdown within months

Sometime buyer send cancellation request even after dispatching the order still have to listen to them and act to cancelling the order

If I or any seller argue with them it's always bad for seller-ve feedback return case or item not as described case then paying return postage and so on

Distance Selling Regulations were replaced in the UK in 2014 by the Consumer Contracts Regulations.

Under these regulations, a buyer has the right to cancel an order within 14 days of receipt of the goods. There are some exceptions though.

My advice would have been to politely ask the seller to cancel the order BEFORE they send it as the seller would lose the cost of sending too through no fault of their own. The seller has to refund the basic cost of shipping under this law. You have to pay for the return yourself.

[yankee]

Originally Posted by e2free

Don't speed wrong info if you don't know anything about .uk.law

Dude, I am not talking about a law. I am talking about being a good person.
I am saying it is a SHAME for a dead beat buyer to do this. Yes, people like you who pay for things they dont want and return them to cause a seller more time and money are losers.

I never said it was against the law. I am saying DONT be a looser like you keep suggesting. Just dont pay for something if you dont want it.

Learn to read before stating someone ignorant. Every time I read one of your posts you strengthen my assumption of you being a ****ty buyer we all hate.

[ebaystealth1974]

Originally Posted by e2free

Seller is not victim as advised op to send message to seller to cancel the order if seller ignor the off course he deserve this action

You disgust me. It's a shame they let people like you on ebay.

Lucy, as stated several times now, ask if they will cancel the order. If not, just don't pay. And quit bidding on sh*t you don't want.

[e2free]

Originally Posted by yankee

Dude, I am not talking about a law. I am talking about being a good person.
I am saying it is a SHAME for a dead beat buyer to do this. Yes, people like you who pay for things they dont want and return them to cause a seller more time and money are losers.

I never said it was against the law. I am saying DONT be a looser like you keep suggesting. Just dont pay for something if you dont want it.

Learn to read before stating someone ignorant. Every time I read one of your posts you strengthen my assumption of you being a ****ty buyer we all hate.

If you were the seller of this item and buyer sent you polite email to cancel the order

What would you Do? Say to buyer *** off and pay for item

Or simply send cancellation request?

If I was in this situation then I simply cancel the order in buyer request

If seller don't cancel even on polite request from buyer then in my opinion he deserve to be treated like this

[Gladiator]

Am I missing something, where did Lucy say the seller refused to cancel for them to deserve to be screwed over?

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Gladiator

Am I missing something, where did Lucy say the seller refused to cancel for them to deserve to be screwed over?

All Lucy said was she had a change of mind.

But dont worry too much, we have this now


https://www.aspkin.com/forums/uk-eba...d-swapped.html

[ebaystealth1974]

Is Lucy a scammer now?

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974

Is Lucy a scammer now?

Nah, Lucy is Lucy...a blonde.

Luckily the seller cancelled the sale

[rsot]

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974

Is Lucy a scammer now?

Not at all but take a look at other thread

[ebaystealth1974]

Originally Posted by rsot

Not at all but take a look at other thread

That's what made me think she's a scammer lol