Hi Nuttakam,
Thank you for contacting eBay Customer Service. My name is Cris and I’ll be working with you today in resolving this issue. I understand you’re worried about an unpaid item case for the item: 111277276629. I appreciate your effort in resolving this issue. Don’t worry, I am here to help you and provide you information on what you need to do.
I have read your email and could say that the seller has increased the shipping amount to $10. I would like you to know that sellers are responsible for determining the shipping costs for their item, and we encourage them to clearly describe the item and terms of shipping handling in their listings to avoid possible confusion.
Although the case is now opened against your account, you can freely eliminate your worries about getting any bad review because we have a lot of ways to get this fixed without forcing you to pay.
To boost your confidence and compensate your effort to seek our assistance, I'm glad to provide you ways on how this an be handled below:
Specifically, I would be pleased to personally contact the seller in your behalf so that we can be able to notify them and push them to cancel the transaction for you. At the same time, we can assure that he/she will take action since the request is coming from eBay.
In the mean time, you may want to send him/her emails or give them a phone call to reiterate our request to cancel the transaction so that they will be reminded while we contact them.
To email the seller:
1. Go to the listing and click the "Ask a question" link.
2. Select a question type from the "Subject" menu.
3. Enter your question or concern.
4. Click the "Send" button.
To request the seller's phone number:
1. Click the "Advanced" link at the top of most eBay pages.
2. In the "Members" section on the left side of the page, click the "Find contact information" link.
3. Enter the seller's user ID and the item number.
4. Click the "Search" button.
Please be informed also that a concise communication with the seller usually brings up an agreement suitable to you both.
To set proper expectations, it is part of our best interest to manage any circumstances that may arise in a certain transaction, and we are confident that through personally contacting the seller in your behalf will urge him/her to take action that is parallel to what we requested to happen.
Once the seller responds and will provide you an invoice with the correct shipping cost, you may go ahead and pay for it as soon as possible so that we can also minimize any unpaid item case that may be opened.
For more information about unpaid items, go to:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/unpaid-item.html
Just a heads up, if ever the seller will fail to cancel the transaction and the case will be closed with an unpaid item strike recorded in your account, please don't bother to worry because we will always back you up with assistance. Just leave the case as it is and wait for it to close. Once the case is closed, please notify us as soon as possible so that we can help you in removing the unpaid item strike from your account as a one time courtesy.
In the future, please consider the option/s you'll be pressing because it may end up an unintentional situation.
Here's more information on canceled transactions and unpaid items:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/questions/unpaid-item.html
http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/questions/unwanted-item.html
I hope that I have explained everything clearly. I would like to thank you for allowing me the opportunity to resolve your issue today and I hopefully this will get solved as soon as possible through the options given so that you will no longer get lonely to spend for something unnecessary to you.
Thank you for choosing eBay. Your satisfaction is our achievement and your success is our goal. I wish you all the best in your future transactions and I am looking forward to hear back good news from you soon.
Sincerely,
Cris Marie V.
eBay Customer Service