Posted by John T on April 19, 2016 at 06:32:27 from (64.134.25.154):
In Reply to: Ebay seller question posted by M-MAN on April 19, 2016 at 06:03:02:
M Man, I hear your story and have argued with E Bay before. As far as making a buyer complete the sale GOOD LUCK ON THAT ONE LOL. As an attorney I can tell you its pretty hard for a Court to force a buyer to buy something if he changes his mind. SURE there are remedies and damages for Breach of Contract but e Bay is no help there. E Bay could "punish" a party but not letting them buy or sell perhaps but they usually just don't do anything in my experience for either Buyers or Sellers. The sale isn't complete until the buyer actually pays and the seller accepts and delivers. Despite all that I have bought and sold a ton over the years and sure some buyers or sellers have backed out HOWEVER you can get your money back via e bay, just no product delivery THIS GOES WITH THE TERRITORY ON E BAY UNFORTUNATELY. When I have sold something it doesn't leave my hands until I'm paid in full perhaps via Pay Pal which has always worked fine. I sold an RV once and was talking to my buyer on the phone and told him he could pick it up once I had the remaining $10,000 and he instantly paid it on Pay Pal as we were talking and I went to Pay Pal and had it transferred to my bank. That all cleared and he came later and drive it home. I'm most cases I demand cash in hand before it leaves.
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