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The ****ers are slowly refunding the buyers already 700 refunded to the buyers how much more can I take blows after blows I feel like giving up honestly the worst year ever

Pretty much anyone who is putting a dispute there refunding

Sad but true, any disputes after you are suspended= auto refunds

james_112233

12-07-2020 01:51 PM

Re: Money stuck in MP

Ok he's just edited in the "dispute" part ... in which case this is normal.

If you are perm suspended and anyone opens a case you lose the right to seller / buyer protection and forfeit any funds associated to the transaction.

ebaywanton

12-07-2020 02:42 PM

Re: Money stuck in MP

I thought as much. When i got banned from mc011, buyers can open disputes but i would still have some sort of seller protection.

But yes, a perm hard suspension is a sticky one.

When i had the same as OP, i lost a few quid, but also messaged buyers asking for reimbursement. These were high end items, and i would say 70% gave me the money back.

james_112233

12-07-2020 04:24 PM

Re: Money stuck in MP

Quote:

Originally Posted by ebaywanton (Post 1129654)

I thought as much. When i got banned from mc011, buyers can open disputes but i would still have some sort of seller protection.

But yes, a perm hard suspension is a sticky one.

When i had the same as OP, i lost a few quid, but also messaged buyers asking for reimbursement. These were high end items, and i would say 70% gave me the money back.

Most honest buyers would.

Even if ebay refunded them, it's theft if they don't pay you back and keep the item. There is nothing stopping you from pursuing those funds via small claims court. Especially if it's say a £1000 apple iphone for example.

mike75493245

12-07-2020 07:55 PM

Re: Money stuck in MP

unfortunately that is one of the main risks with MP , taking away the ability to run multiple accounts means that a lot of volume is accumulated in one place and you never know if you get suspended , considering that suspension can easily occur in absence of any violations but due to "risk management"

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