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This is a first for me
Posted By: Rob D.
On Tuesday morning I was the high bidder on a $1,200 card on eBay. As I usually do with sellers who accept PayPal, within a few minutes of the end of the auction I paid using the automatic checkout (in this case it was a third-party system that totals the amount -- Auctiva maybe? -- used by the seller that eventually sent me to PayPal so I could make the payment). |
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This is a first for me
Posted By: leon
You'll be fine...It was his mistake and you even took the high road.....let us know how it turns out. Yesterday, I got an invoice for a $130 card with another $133 tacked on for no apparent reason. I questioned it and am waiting for a response....The same thing (another $100+ charge) was done to me not too long ago too and the seller just said he made a mistake....such is ebay.... |
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This is a first for me
Posted By: Matt
Sounds like the seller could work on his people skills, but that should be the worst of the problems with ebay sellers. |
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This is a first for me
Posted By: Tom Boblitt
to pay the tax. He could have accepted. I wouldn't think you'll have any major problems. I seriously doubt that he submits taxes on the stuff to begin with. How does that work with paypal? If they collect tax for a specific state, do they deposit that in your account and leave it up to you to report and pay it or do they remit it to that state on your behalf? I don't know. Anyway, you'll be okay..... |
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This is a first for me
Posted By: leon
I think you hit the nail on the head. I won some other auctions last night on ebay and had multiple ones to pay for. I was going to pay through the multiple paypal payment thingy and noticed, at the last minute, the extra charge. I unchecked that auction box and paid the others...with a note sent to this seller that tacked on the extra money. I didn't ask for anything extra....It's a fairly low dollar card ....relative to others. |
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