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andrew.

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  1. Yeah I was thinking present for Nikki maybe? I'm sure she liked the Mraz rhymes with jazz. Hey' date=' Mum liked him too, we could get her some tix. NOT. She'd cramp my style.[/quote']

    okay... you go buy some tickets from down there! A spare one for one of my friends would be good too.... i'll pay you back. And give you a big hug. :D

  2. hey, need some help. I want to record some guitar onto my computer so i can put it onto a cd.

    i have a microphone and a guitar, but i cant seem to find anything that will let me record it...

    any advice would be useful, like is there something in windows that lets you record stuff for about 4 mins?

    andrew. :help:

  3. Cheers' date=' I'm a bit new to this selling on ebay stuff. But I sold 30 things at once, everyone's since paid and received their items except this one fucker. So you reckon if I just send them a message asking them to pay within the next 5 days or something that should do it? And if not then file this Unpaid Item dispute.[/quote']

    yeah, sounds good. I think if he dosen't pay then ebay relists the item for free, but im not sure.

    otherwise if you have his address you can just go round and mug him. :]

  4. Unpaid Items can usually be resolved by direct communication between buyers and sellers. In such cases, eBay provides an online process through which the buyer and seller can communicate with each other to resolve the situation. Please note that eBay's Unpaid Item policy and eBay's User Agreement both make clear that buyers must pay for the items that they commit to purchase.

    Typically there are four steps to the Unpaid Item process:

    1) Seller files an Unpaid Item dispute

    Sellers can report an Unpaid Item up to 45 days after the transaction date (i.e. the date when the buyer commits to buying the item and the seller commits to selling it). Usually the seller must wait 7 days after a listing closes to file an Unpaid Item dispute. However, in the following exceptional cases, the seller can file a dispute immediately:

    * at the time of the filing the buyer is no longer a registered user of eBay, or

    * the buyer is from a country to which the seller has indicated they will not dispatch, in the "postage and payment details" section of the listing. (regions to which the seller will ship are listed on the View Item page for the item in question) or

    * the seller and buyer both wish to mutually withdraw from the transaction.

    In the first two cases the buyer will receive an Unpaid Item strike and the seller will receive a Final Value Fee credit without any additional steps. In the third case the seller must file the dispute for mutual withdrawal reasons first, and if the buyer responds to the dispute and agrees the seller will receive a Final Value Fee credit and no strike will be given to the buyer. If the buyer fails to respond, the seller can still close the dispute to receive a Final Value Fee credit, but the buyer will not receive an Unpaid Item strike.

    A seller cannot begin an Unpaid Item process for an item that has already been paid for through PayPal unless the PayPal payment has been refunded.

    you can find the rest of the info - best option is to file an "Unpaid Item Dispute" also on the page.

    HERE

    HATE folk that don't pay.

    I'd just shoot them all. :D

  5. i have two tickets for Feeder at Live On the Lawn at Crathes Castle.

    its on the 26th August and gates open at 6.15

    support is El Presidente.

    I'm just looking for face value of 28.50 each, and can post anywhere in the UK, recorded delivery.

    P.M. me with any questions.

    andrew.

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