Yes, it is too late. Why does anybody think it is ok to press the buy-it-now button and reneg on the deal?
presumably we are all responsible for our own actions, I know I am, and if I buy something I BUY SOMETHING.
Unless it specifically says, you can change your mind, or return it, etc, etc...I think it is very poor form.
I agree with you, totally- it is up to the buyer to do their homework before the purchase. I have followed through on purchases I regretted after giving it thought, price had been agreed upon and a written commitment given (not just on eBay), and had to chalk it up to impulse or ignorance- but that's a personal moral choice. If the OP wants to cancel the sale, it is his right and happens commonly on eBay despite the rules stating otherwise (has happened to many members here as sellers). Wether we agree ethically is not the issue, nor should we judge the OP's choices.
it is up to the buyer to do their homework before the purchase.
Yes, it is too late. Why does anybody think it is ok to press the buy-it-now button and reneg on the deal?
presumably we are all responsible for our own actions, I know I am, and if I buy something I BUY SOMETHING.
Unless it specifically says, you can change your mind, or return it, etc, etc...I think it is very poor form.
Or should I save that in case they make me pay
Shall I send another message stating it's a fake or wait until I get a reply from my first message?
How do I avoid receiving negative feedback in this whole experience?
How do I avoid receiving negative feedback in this whole experience?
I really appreciate all the help in this matter, thanks guys. I've never purchased an Omega online before, all my previous purchases have been in person where I can verify easily.
I don’t believe sellers can leave negative feedback on buyers.
How do I avoid receiving negative feedback in this whole experience?
I really appreciate all the help in this matter, thanks guys. I've never purchased an Omega online before, all my previous purchases have been in person where I can verify easily.
Yeah... I have sold numerous film cameras through auction on eBay that have ended in cancellation for silly reasons. How I wished I had the option to leave negative feedback because sellers need to know how trustworthy buyers are too. Not even a non payment claim will result in negative feedback.
I had a camera end in auction at $1,200 with the last seconds having an intense bidding war. Minutes after the winning bid was received that person messaged me saying “I was literally just mugged and everything I had was stolen. I only have $200 dollars to my name but I still want you camera. Will you sell it to me for that price??” Nope.
Another bidding war between three buyers in the final seconds on a different camera I sold resulted with that person messaging me “I bid up on this because I wanted it but it’s not worth that price. I will give you xxxx amount instead.” Nope
Not to mention the endless non payers with zero effort to communicate anything to me. Not once had I the option to leave negative feedback.
