I offered a bid, this seller ignored me, trying again, what do I do? So rude and disrespectful!!! (2024)

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I offered a bid, this seller ignored me, trying again, what do I do? So rude and disrespectful!!!? ›

If your offer isn't accepted, you can always try to send a higher offer. The seller has the right to refuse or ignore any offers. The only guarantee you would have of a response is to purchase the item at full price.

It's important to talk to your agent during this time. Chances are, your agent has been through this situation a few times and can guide you through it. They may have advice on how to proceed, such as adjusting your offer, waiting it out, or writing the seller a letter about why you want the house.

As a seller, you can cancel bids on eBay in the following situations: when you agree to a buyer's request, when the item isn't available anymore, if you made an error in the listing, or if you're concerned the bidder might be fraudulent.

To help us identify buyers who are engaging in unacceptable buying behaviours, please report the abusive behaviour - opens in new window or tab. We encourage you to communicate politely and professionally with the buyer.

“Sellers may take their time to choose which offer is best for them.” Another reason your offer might go unanswered is if it's too low. “If an offer is far from what a seller expected to receive, many times they won't respond at all,” says Parnes.

Sellers typically respond to offers between 24-72 hours after receiving the offer. Selling a house is an exciting time, especially when you start to receive offers.

If a customer is causing a scene by yelling, swearing, or making a mess, or they're clearly intoxicated, you have a right to refuse them. When a customer breaks the rules of your establishment, which are within local, state and federal statutes, you are under no obligation to serve them.

Can a seller refuse a winning bid? ›

A home seller can always reject an offer that they don't think reflects the value of their real property. Even if the offer is above the listing price, the seller has the legal right to deny the offer and accept a higher sale price.

A bidder can retract their bid if the auction has more than 12 hour left. During the final 2 hour, a bid can be retracted only within an hour after being placed. In addition there is a short list of valid reasons for retraction.

Blocking a buyer on eBay

If you've had an issue with a buyer and don't want them to purchase or bid on your items, you can add them to your Blocked buyers list. They'll be unable to place bids or buy from you until you remove them from the list.

On this page select violated policy - https://www.ebay.com/help/action?topicid=4022 then select abusive messages and enter description of harassment. Also, on each message, under actions, select report, then select abusive or other and enter description of harassment.

Yes, you may be able to sue an online retailer on an e-commerce platform like eBay. A sale between an eBay seller and an eBay buyer is a contract. EBay itself is not a party to that contract, however.

If there's a problem, let the seller know via the Resolution Center by the time you should have received your item. Give the seller at least 3 business days to resolve the issue, but don't wait longer than 30 days. After contacting the seller, it's up to you whether you want eBay to step in.

Typically, when a seller rejects your offer they come back with a counteroffer to potentially negotiate a deal what works better for them. If your offer is rejected without counter, it might mean that your offer was too low to be considered by the seller.

This may be because they had many other (and perhaps better) offers to consider, or because your offer was so low they didn't think that a counteroffer would be worth their time. If the seller doesn't respond to your offer in the designated time frame, your offer becomes void.

If you have contacted the seller and they have not responded or resolved the issue after 2 business days, you can contact the Facebook Support team to file a Purchase Protection claim.