posted on May 11, 2004 06:28:43 AM new
Hi
On my auctions I list that I except bidpay for any International transaction.
I have my main selling name with over 1800 feedbacks but I wanted to list a Guitar Amp under my other selling name that has only 2 feedbacks.
The buyer was International, so he went to Bidpay to pay ............Bidpay turned him DOWN....because of my low feedback.......has anyone else ever had this happen, and is this something new since Bidpay changed its name. I wrote to bidpay and I\'m waiting to hear from them.
The following is the email Bidpay sent to the buyer:
\"We apologize, but we are unable to process the order you requested. The
auction seller does not have the required seller feedback on the auction
site on which the winning bid was placed. In situations where a seller has
very little or no seller feedback, we cancel the orders because we have
insufficient information to determine seller reliability. We have no
information that this seller is unreliable or that you will not be
completely satisfied with your purchase. You may want to contact the seller
to make alternate payment arrangements if you decide to continue with this
auction purchase.\"
ALSO, CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHICH PAYMENT METHOD YOU USE FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS.....AND WHAT PAYMENT SITE
[ edited by tonimar1 on May 11, 2004 06:30 AM ]
posted on May 11, 2004 06:42:05 AM new
paypal,payingfast.com,yahoo paydirect,aol direct??
or just ask him to send you a cashier check or money order or do wiretransfer.
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posted on May 11, 2004 06:43:47 AM new
or you can relist this item under your other seller id with buy it now and ask him to bid on it.
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posted on May 11, 2004 07:17:13 AM new
You've probably opened a second Bidpay account with your second Ebay i.d. What you need to do is attach the email address for the low feedback i.d. to your primary Bidpay account. You only need one Bidpay account for all your Ebay accounts. For now, call Bidpay at 1-800-350-5952 and let them know both accounts are the same person and that you are long established with them.
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posted on May 11, 2004 01:34:23 PM new
how does bidpay verify credit card bill to address of overseas buyers??
I know they can do so with Uk addresses,but what about the rest of the world??
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