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Accy cyclist

Accy cyclist

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I've just ordered a quite expensive item off fleabay and found I've given a wrong phone number, after pressing confirm and pay and not getting a 'thanks for your order' text message. Could the one who has the number I gave somehow direct the item to his/her address? :unsure:
 
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Threevok

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Accy cyclist said:
I've just ordered a quite expensive item off fleabay and found I've given a wrong phone number, after pressing confirm and pay and not getting a 'thanks for your order' text message. Could the one who has the number I gave somehow direct the item to his/her address? :unsure:
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Not unless they can log into your account

Anyhoo, just go online on a computer, log into your ebay account, locate the order and message the seller your new details
 
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Accy cyclist

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Threevok said:
Not unless they can log into your account

Anyhoo, just go online on a computer, log into your ebay account, locate the order and message the seller your new details
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It's only a small item, most likely about 6x4 inch in its bubble wrap packaging that doesn't need signing for, so I'm hoping the deliverer just posts it through the letterbox. If he/she can't post it I'm sure they'll leave details to rearrange delivery, then I can contact them. :okay: I do wonder though, if that number I gave still exists, will the receiver of the 'thanks for your purchase' text message wonder why I gave their number and if the fleabay text doesn't say what 'their purchase' is, will they wonder what it is. ;)
 
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Threevok

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Accy cyclist said:
It's only a small item, most likely about 6x4 inch in its bubble wrap packaging that doesn't need signing for, so I'm hoping the deliverer just posts it through the letterbox. If he/she can't post it I'm sure they'll leave details to rearrange delivery, then I can contact them. :okay: I do wonder though, if that number I gave still exists, will the receiver of the 'thanks for your purchase' text message wonder why I gave their number and if the fleabay text doesn't say what 'their purchase' is, will they wonder what it is. ;)
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To be honest, I've never got confirmations on my phone. I've always got them via eBay, either via their site or their app - which (for your own protection) should be the only channel you should use, when communicating with a buyer/seller.
 
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Mburton1993 said:
When on long rides only my right hand ever goes numb, left's fine never a complaint. Anyone know why it'd effect one hand more than the other?
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Don't know, but on my hybrid, it was the other way around for me, my right hand used to start going numb after about anhour to an hour and a half.
On my road bike, I haven't yet managed to ride it long enough to have an issue (longest ride 4 and a quarter hours).
 
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Mburton1993 said:
When on long rides only my right hand ever goes numb, left's fine never a complaint. Anyone know why it'd effect one hand more than the other?
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Are you right handed? Maybe coz you do more with it I have Arfur Rightarese *in my right hand, it's my dominant hand .
*Cos it's a right inconvenience!
 
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Ming the Merciless

Ming the Merciless

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Mburton1993 said:
When on long rides only my right hand ever goes numb, left's fine never a complaint. Anyone know why it'd effect one hand more than the other?
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Likely weight distribution and how often you move your hand about. No one is perfectly symmetrical and there will always be a slight imbalance between sides. Often it’s the left and people shift more with the right and thus move their hand around reducing any localised pressure.
 
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