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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;C-B-D, post: 1720125, member: 43130&quot;]So this has happened twice in a week for me, from 2 different bidders. Someone wins a coin for WAY more than it&#039;s worth, then within a couple hours after the end of the auction, they email me something like this, &quot;Please cancel this transaction. I thought this was the quarter, not the half dollar and don&#039;t want the coin.&quot; Now, the problem is, I have a full return policy. So even if I enforce their winning bid, one of two things can happen. 1. They never pay and 6 days later they get an unpaid item strike. or 2. They pay and take advantage of my return policy, then after we jump through those hoops I&#039;m at risk of getting a bad feedback because they&#039;re irritated that I didn&#039;t cancel the transaction. <u>I feel like I&#039;m dodging negative feedback bullets, so I&#039;ve just been granting their requests for cancellation</u>. I know buyers have all the rights on eBay, but I am quite certain that these buyers simply have buyer&#039;s remorse. They want to win so they put in a giant bid, but if it goes too high, they make up excuses to back out. I wonder, should I ignore these type of e-mail requests and just open a case and let that process run it&#039;s course?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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