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Did i get charged from ebay?

Ebay fee. If the buyer doesn't pay for an item, do I still get charged the 10% final valuation fee?

  • I know this may be a dumb question but I'm pretty new to this. A buyer put a bid in for my item and won it then just disappeared. Will Ebay still charge me 10% final valution fee even though the transaction never actually went through? If they would charge me, is there any way for me to check if they have and and follow it up to get the fee back? This is further compounded by the fact that Ebay now make it so that you HAVE to leave positive feedback for a buyer. What am I meant to do? Mark him as a positive and then write "None payment. Coms sent and ignored. Avoid!"?

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    You need to report him to ebay for non payment , they will then email him or even write to him at his address demanding payment, if he doesnt pay, they wont charge you and i think they refund (credit) your account, as long as you report him to ebay as non payer then ull be fine

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You have to file non-payment claim and your final valuation fee will be credited.

Mel C

Yep , You need to open a case On the ebay home page , In the top right go to help menu , A menu will drop down , Go to resolution centre and follow instructions to open a case

Rik D

You have to go into a dispute follow the links via non payment in your solds column. Some ar&& ain't paid me either so i gotta go through all the crap too now...

Bonzo

yes they will still charge you! thats how ebay make even more money from us!

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