what would you do if you buy, and then seller wants deliberately with no previous
warnings to change
- shipping method (traced instead of non traced or vice versa) hence shipping
fees
- payment method (paypal instead of bank transfer or vice versa) hence payment
fees
- other stuff
That is not a NRS and not a NSS.
Still they can call you NPB out.
what would you do if you buy, and then seller wants deliberately with no previous
warnings to change
- shipping method (traced instead of non traced or vice versa) hence shipping
fees
- payment method (paypal instead of bank transfer or vice versa) hence payment
fees
- other stuff
That is not a NRS and not a NSS.
Still they can call you NPB out.
What is to do in such situation?
Do they also give the option of canceling the order if you do not agree to their
new requirements? If yes then I don't think there is a problem. However
if not, then I see an issue. Going from traced to non traced would have me concerned
as a buyer (and maybe as a seller).
what would you do if you buy, and then seller wants deliberately with no previous
warnings to change
- shipping method (traced instead of non traced or vice versa) hence shipping
fees
- payment method (paypal instead of bank transfer or vice versa) hence payment
fees
- other stuff
That is not a NRS and not a NSS.
Still they can call you NPB out.
What is to do in such situation?
Is this a hypothetical situation, or do you want to just give the actual details
about what a seller is trying to change on your order?
If it's hypothetical, I'd say that *is* NSS because they are failing
to ship the order as you ordered it. If a single missing piece can get you an
NSS, why can't this situation?
what would you do if you buy, and then seller wants deliberately with no previous
warnings to change
- shipping method (traced instead of non traced or vice versa) hence shipping
fees
- payment method (paypal instead of bank transfer or vice versa) hence payment
fees
- other stuff
That is not a NRS and not a NSS.
Still they can call you NPB out.
What is to do in such situation?
Is this a hypothetical situation, or do you want to just give the actual details
about what a seller is trying to change on your order?
If it's hypothetical, I'd say that *is* NSS because they are failing
to ship the order as you ordered it. If a single missing piece can get you an
NSS, why can't this situation?
The seller is forcing me to change from my desired payment method to a method
I do not have access to, after they allowed me to pay via my desired one.
The seller did NOT invoice me the order regularly, instead several days after
the purchase, sent me a IM asking me to pay.
In the meantime, I lost the chance to buy the items (which are, for instance,
rare) somewhere else for less.
Now, if I cancel the order, I will have to buy those in several different shops
because nobody has them all together.
So I do NOT want to cancel the order because the seller wants stubbornly me to
pay in a way that I did NOT select and I cannot use.
I asked the seller to ask for help having someone else receive the payment in
his stead because he was in error in the beginning allowing me a payment method
they are not supporting.
By the way, I have the suspect that the seller doesn't want me to use PayPal
because he fears for stuff like "PayPal claims" and he wants me to shift
to a method that has no buyer protection. Which I refuse.
That's it.
Believe me, I have "let go and find the parts somewhere else" too many
times and now I'm tired of being hold to manage myself problems that are
entitled to other people.
I may be called nitpicky or annoying, but trust me, I'm just tired of being
always the patient one.
The seller is forcing me to change from my desired payment method to a method
I do not have access to, after they allowed me to pay via my desired one.
If you've already paid then it's an NSS situation. Unfortunately it sounds
like the best outcome for that at this point is a refund and cancellation.
No, this is a single order's page, not a seller's reporting.
I have already started a NSS for this seller, which for instance is WRONG because
NSSs are if you paid and they don't ship, not if you could not pay because
they didn't allow you to.
what would you do if you buy, and then seller wants deliberately with no previous
warnings to change
- shipping method (traced instead of non traced or vice versa) hence shipping
fees
- payment method (paypal instead of bank transfer or vice versa) hence payment
fees
- other stuff
That is not a NRS and not a NSS.
Still they can call you NPB out.
What is to do in such situation?
It sounds to me this has been occurring over a couple of weeks. Why is it not
an NSS situation, you placed an order and he has failed to ship. He has failed
to ship because he wants a payment method outside the normal accepted ToS with
Bricklink?
The question is why does he want a payment outside the ToS and what protection
is afforded to you. That is also the truer purpose of the ToS. It is based on
"being fair and reasonable".
Its seems unfair to you in what you describe and it is far from reasonable given
you agreed to an order and to a payment method.
I would NSS and report the matter. It will be difficult for him to NPB in that
instance would it not?
what would you do if you buy, and then seller wants deliberately with no previous
warnings to change
- shipping method (traced instead of non traced or vice versa) hence shipping
fees
- payment method (paypal instead of bank transfer or vice versa) hence payment
fees
- other stuff
That is not a NRS and not a NSS.
Still they can call you NPB out.
What is to do in such situation?
It sounds to me this has been occurring over a couple of weeks. Why is it not
an NSS situation, you placed an order and he has failed to ship. He has failed
to ship because he wants a payment method outside the normal accepted ToS with
Bricklink?
The question is why does he want a payment outside the ToS and what protection
is afforded to you. That is also the truer purpose of the ToS. It is based on
"being fair and reasonable".
Its seems unfair to you in what you describe and it is far from reasonable given
you agreed to an order and to a payment method.
I would NSS and report the matter. It will be difficult for him to NPB in that
instance would it not?
Thanks for your understanding.
It is actually in NSS and the seller is calling me "stupid" in the comments
to bricklink.
But it's an improper NSS because NSS is "I paid and they don't ship".
While here I'm not able to pay.
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