I just ordered something from Poland on eBay on July 31st, today is already August 3rd and I still haven't had a response. They have my address too. Should I be worried? I want to cancel the purchase now. Should I be worried about the address, because of fraud or something?
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It is the question of when the order arrives and whether the contact is serious. Even if you’re cheated, do you have his address?
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It’s understandable that you’re worried if you haven’t received feedback. In most cases, however, it is not unusual that it takes a few days to process an order, especially in international deliveries. You should first try to contact the seller via eBay to get a status update.
If you want to cancel the purchase, you can usually do this through eBay by requesting a refund or using the buyer protection. As far as the address is concerned, you don’t usually have to worry about it as long as you chose a trusted seller on eBay. If you suspect fraud, you should immediately inform eBay and consider legal steps.