I am selling my two phones on eBay and one of them is sold. I don’t ship the item until i receive clear payment. The buyer hasn’t paid, so what if in the future they change their mind about buying it. Contacts me and i agree to cancel the order too, will eBay still charge me the sellers fee?
Posts Tagged ‘buyer’
If a buyer cancels their orders on Ebay with you, will eBay still charge you (the seller) the fees?
25
May
For a first time home buyer: Is it better to pay off the house in full or just put a down payment?
02
May
I’m looking to purchase a house sometime in the future in Las Vegas but I don’t know whats a better option. Paying the house in full or just putting a down payment. I’m looking to buy a $550,000 + home but I don’t know what’s a better payment method? I want to save some money in the end
What is the best way to have great credit for a future home buyer?
02
May
I have a car loan and i just consolidated my credit cards into a loan. So i have 2 instalmentloans. Now i can close my credit cards. My old credit cards that have a great history have the worst deals. They offer $1000 limits and no rewards. So i want to cancel them but will effect my score? i mean the history of payments should remain even if the account is closed. I just want to keep one card but it has a $20k limit. is that too high?
I’m a note buyer and I was wondering if there is anyone that has any notes for sale?
20
Mar
Or if someone can help me generate leads that would be appreciated. I buy mortgage /business notes, settlements, lottery winnings, and annuities.
If I sold an eBay item, and the buyer pays thru PayPal, can I accept the payment without upgrading to Premier?
19
Mar
It is a $9.25 credit card transaction, and it is the only one of this month.
I couldn’t find a way to accept his payments with my personal account…so I upgraded and they took a ridiculous amount (10%) of that transaction.
So I downgraded my account, and I’m wondering how can I accept credit card payments in the future without needing to upgrade?
Can a debt buyer legally agree not to sell an account in writing if you’re make monthly payments?
13
Mar
A Debt Buyer purchased my past due account from the bank, and offered me a settlement agreement to pay off 50% of the balance in in 36 months. When I asked if they could put in writing that they wouldn’t sell the account as long as I’m making monthly payments, I was told they could not legally do that, because they don’t know what the future holds. But they would agree to put in writing how many payments I’m scheduled to make, and that once I’ve paid off the debt I won’t owe anything further to their office, and they would provide me with monthly receipts and the credit bureaus would show that I’m making payments. Is this standard? If so, what happens if the debt buyer goes out of business and I still have a balance?
By the way, since the bank sold this account, after I pay off the debt buyer, can the bank later come after me for money as well, or when they sold the account did that release them of all ownership and rights?