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"Mmmmmm \n  \n\nDifficult one, but I ask myself \"is it worth the hassle for £1\"? \n  \n\nIf the buyer REALLY wanted it, presumably they would have collected it by now - surely. \n  \n\nBut then if your friend wanted to re-list the item and get a refund for his ebay fees wouldn't s/he have done so by now? \n  \n\nIf the seller really doesn't want to sell NO-ONE can force him to. Although the buyer could turn unpleasant, and all for £1. However I would get your friend to see if they can report the item as unpaid, if an unpaid item dispute is opened and not responded to by the buyer then the seller can leave appropriate feedback and any feedback left by the non-buyer will be removed. \n  \n\nHowever, if they just decide to leave it and not sell, the buyer could report them for being a \"non-performing seller\" by not parting with the item. \n  \n  \n\nIf your friend goes down the \"mutual withdrawel\" route they must be ABSOLUTELY certain that the buyer will agree. If they don't agree the seller will NOT get a refund of their selling fees. \n  \n  \n\nAs I said before. \n  \n\nIs it really worth the hassle for £1???? \n  \n  \n  \n\nIf it was me I would tell the buyer i am available on x date at x time at x place and will not hold the item for any further time. If he doesn't tunr up at the appointed time/plate/date your friend will consider the matter closed and will re-list the item forthwith. \n  \n\n(Not forgetting to put this \"buyer\" on their blocked bidders list obviously  ) \n  \n\nAs always I advise checking out the Community Forums on ebay for sound advice from the regulars on there, if you need to. \n\n"
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