sold my 18inch wheels what would you do
26 January 2011, 05:12 PM
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sold my 18inch wheels what would you do
sold my wheels to a lad in the channel isles he paid paypal and would send a courier tu pick up at his cost i now have a text message off someone else who has bought the wheels off the buyer who lives in england im worried about the original buyer putting a paypal dispute in saying not recieved then id have to refund him so basically he gets two lots off money advise please they are both on uk legacy forum incar and trigger
26 January 2011, 05:15 PM
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Tell him what you are worrying about and that you want to wait til the allowed time has past for disputes to be filed has past then the new owner can pick them up
26 January 2011, 05:17 PM
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26 January 2011, 06:00 PM
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Hmmm
It sounds like the original buyer paid,say £100 for themyou/he were happy.
he has now sold them probably to the value of a bit more.
Easiest,if the comeback is what your woried about.
refund the original guy the money
the original guy paypals the new buyer the £100 (for the parts)
you/the new buyer exchange money for wheels
still messy tho
It sounds like the original buyer paid,say £100 for themyou/he were happy.
he has now sold them probably to the value of a bit more.
Easiest,if the comeback is what your woried about.
refund the original guy the money
the original guy paypals the new buyer the £100 (for the parts)
you/the new buyer exchange money for wheels
still messy tho
26 January 2011, 06:00 PM
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Then tell him bollocks and that you will only send them to him and nothing else. At the end of the day he has to understand that you are only covering your own back here!
26 January 2011, 06:10 PM
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The problem is that paypal gives very little protection. As the buyer is organising the courier then it should really be their responsibility so as soon as the goods are collected then that is that, however he could still claim that the item was not as described and claim back on that. I dont trust paypal in the slightest, so I would explain that due to changing the terms of the agreement you will refund him and he needs to pay via Gift. Then you should be ok.
26 January 2011, 07:48 PM
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why not ask on paypal help/info,
if he arranges his own courier to collect then he can arrange to deliver it to wherever he likes.thats not ure problem as he sorted the delivery out himself.
it takes 3 working days to withdraw money from paypal to bank account so u could withdraw most of it(leave £5) and they wont stop it,
if he arranges his own courier to collect then he can arrange to deliver it to wherever he likes.thats not ure problem as he sorted the delivery out himself.
it takes 3 working days to withdraw money from paypal to bank account so u could withdraw most of it(leave £5) and they wont stop it,
26 January 2011, 07:53 PM
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why not ask on paypal help/info,
if he arranges his own courier to collect then he can arrange to deliver it to wherever he likes.thats not ure problem as he sorted the delivery out himself.
it takes 3 working days to withdraw money from paypal to bank account so u could withdraw most of it(leave £5) and they wont stop it,
if he arranges his own courier to collect then he can arrange to deliver it to wherever he likes.thats not ure problem as he sorted the delivery out himself.
it takes 3 working days to withdraw money from paypal to bank account so u could withdraw most of it(leave £5) and they wont stop it,
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well thanks for yr imput guys i understand
but im the guy that bought the wheels in the first place paid for them via paypal not by choice as have been done over before by a seller
i have only passed wheels on to someone due to being layed off and not at a profit at a loss and am still willing to get a courier to collect so they can be traced
it is disapointing that there are people out there scamming people after getting goods what has this world come to i guess it pickpockets of the 21st century
lee
but im the guy that bought the wheels in the first place paid for them via paypal not by choice as have been done over before by a seller
i have only passed wheels on to someone due to being layed off and not at a profit at a loss and am still willing to get a courier to collect so they can be traced
it is disapointing that there are people out there scamming people after getting goods what has this world come to i guess it pickpockets of the 21st century
lee
28 January 2011, 06:08 PM
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well thanks for yr imput guys i understand
but im the guy that bought the wheels in the first place paid for them via paypal not by choice as have been done over before by a seller
i have only passed wheels on to someone due to being layed off and not at a profit at a loss and am still willing to get a courier to collect so they can be traced
it is disapointing that there are people out there scamming people after getting goods what has this world come to i guess it pickpockets of the 21st century
lee
but im the guy that bought the wheels in the first place paid for them via paypal not by choice as have been done over before by a seller
i have only passed wheels on to someone due to being layed off and not at a profit at a loss and am still willing to get a courier to collect so they can be traced
it is disapointing that there are people out there scamming people after getting goods what has this world come to i guess it pickpockets of the 21st century
lee
lee ill bell you
28 January 2011, 08:04 PM
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that too james just lost a huge contract that is about 1/2 my anuall income so sumthin had to give have also now sold other wheels on to hopefully wont have to sell carr too
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