Once you win an item on ebay, \nis there any way to reverse it \nand say you don't want it?
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If you don't complete the contractual obligations, you will be given an Unpaid Item Strike and eventually removed once you receive 3 of them.  In addition, you will probably receive negative feedback.  It is best to contact the seller and tell them your concerns and see if they will cancel your bid.  They can open a dispute and then close it after 7 days to get their Final Value Fees back, and they may be willing to do this.  Doesn't hurt to ask.
684305
Try going to the top of the page-->tools-->internet options-->delete cookies-->confirm... That might clear the way into your email and ebay for you.
836005
If he is threatening to sue you for payment, then you must counter his suit with a suit for misrepresentation of goods sold. Either way, send him a REGISTERED letter indicating that you do not want the item and would like him to take it back. This letter will help your case in court. Also - - -take DETAILED photos of the item showing it in its "junkiest light" , send copies of them to Ebay and let them know that this guy is not true to his word. Also get hold of his listing from Ebay to expose how he "showed" his product. This and the photos will also go a long way in helping you win a court fight.\n\nGood luck.
734910
ask somebody at ebay or paypal.
981351
Here is the link to report this scammer:\n\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/programs-investigations.html\n\nThese sorts of practices are not allowed on Ebay.\n\nPlease report this person and protect the Ebay community.\n\nEbay will investigate and try to get your money back.
942623
Sell it on Ebay with the restriction that you are not going to ship this, the buyer has to pick it up.\nI've seen this done often on Ebay especially when someone is selling something heavy.  It pretty much will limit where your bids will come from but you may find someone who wants it bad enough willing to drive a ways to get it.\nMy brother bought a car on ebay and flew 1/2 across the country to pick it up.
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I've done it, but it doesn't make you feel any better.  Truth is they won, so screw em, but they still won!  LOL  You can try to email the seller to let him know if for some reason the winning bidder doesn't pay, I'll take a second chance offer.\nAnyway so I've done it once or twice, and haven't been reported but I'm sure if it is cruel enough they can cancel your account.
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Go to HELP and search for bid retraction.\n\nYou are allowed to retract a bid if you entered it incorrectly. It should be done immediately after the mistake though.\n\nWhat was the final price of the item. I doubt it was $2150 though...
895358
This isnt ebay go away.()
882168
I am sure a few try to,  but they could end up winning, and then the seller would have to pay ebay the selling commission and have the fee for posting the item.  If they do too many of those that don't really sell,  they would be losing money in the long run.\n\nIt is my opinioni that most are honest and sell properly.\n\nOf course you have sellers who get your money and never ship an item also.  ( I got one of those last year)
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You can:\n\n1. File a complaint with ebay for non receipt of items. File your dispute for Non Performing Seller \n2. Leave a negative feedback\n\nHere are the rules for non-performing sellers\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/seller-non-performance.html\n\n------------------------------------------\nViolations of this policy by a Seller may result in a range of actions, including:\n\nListing cancellation\nLimits on account privileges\nAccount suspension\nForfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings \nLoss of PowerSeller status \nReferral to Law Enforcement \n------------------------------------------\n\nIf the buyer complains, they can lose money if their account gets suspended. Or they are no longer allowed to get refunds when they cancel a listing. And the biggest ouch is losing the powerseller status, if they are a powerseller. \n\nBut sellers are allowed to explain their side, so they better have a good explanation and the buyer has to prove the case. If it is not the fault of the seller -- e.g. buyer never received item because item was lost by the Post Office, the seller will not be slapped by ebay (though the buyer can leave negative feedback)\n\nBut if you mean ebay will get the money paid by the buyer from the seller, no, that does not happen.
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Firstly, you will get negative ratings from the seller which means that other sellers may not accept bids from you in future.\n\nAdditionally, the seller can report you to eBay who may ban you from their site.\n\nTo avoid this, you may wish to contact the seller directly, explain why you no longer want the item and try to come to some agreement with them.
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You are protected with paypal, You can always claim your money back if you don't receive the item, always look at the persons feedback to see how reliable they are, buy low value items ie 99p to get the expereince of trading!! \n\nvisit www.moneysaving.com and look in the ebays board...... there is loads of help there - I am a board advisor :)
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I don't think you would have much success.  When you sign up to buy on e-Bay, you have to agree to their terms, which clearly state that they are held harmless from any claims, both buyers and sellers.  PayPal simply facilitates the transfer of money.  \n\nYou could always try returning the item for a refund, or, if you used a credit card to fund PayPal, you might be able to cancel the payment that way.  Good Luck
193960
Yes you can withdraw your bid in certain circumstances.\n\nhttp://pages.ebay.ca/help/buy/bid-retract.html\n\neverything you need is right there! GL :)
459758
how can you win something you didnt enter?! its a con!
1155221
I hope not.  I did make a fake account though to outbid myself.  It was wrong but I didn't want the item afterall.  Fortunately none of my accounts were the highest bidder.\n\n\nNot really foo fighters---I wasn't planning on paying for it!