what would you do ebay auction?

[Eric]

If he doesn't contact or reply...
Contact eBay... tell them he's a dead beat bidder....
leave neg feedback and relist it..
Sorry that happened to you...

[www.memorylanerestorations.com]

The only thing about leaving a person with 0 feedbacks, a Neg.  Is he has nothing to loose and he can then say anything he wants about you. If he were to leave you a Neg. that would drag your % down. Is he worth it. He can just start over and he"s wright where he"s at now. Some people are funny, even though your in the wright. Wait till the very last day of three months, 2 min till the end of the three month time limit that E-bay gives you to leave someone a feedback and then if you wish to, then do so. He will be out of time to leave you one back?

[davethebirdman]

You're a crafty man Kurtis.... I agree 100% with you though.

Hopefully the buyer is just very new to the whole ideaq and will go for the pay in full and $25 a month option. That way Joey makes all ways.

Dave

[collecture]

The only thing is the 90 day eBay feedback thing is not 100% accurate.
I have left feedback for an item past 100 days before.
The trick is you have to find the listing, but if there is a feedback you can link off of it is real easy.
He has nothing to lose and you do Joey, so a hegative won't do anything.
I would go with Terry like you did. Payment in full and you can hold it for a fee per month; otherwise,
get your fees reimbursed from eBay and relist it.

[cormy]

Sounds like he really doesn't want it and thought he would be outbid anyway. Forget him and the headaches. Take your losses, Move on and relist......you get 'em every now and then (deadbeats).

[rogerz]

Life's too short to worry about it.
Get your fees back from ebay for a failed transaction and relist it.
It was a nice machine somebody else will buy it.
You won't be able to force a loser!

rz