OT- Ebay positive outcome

[Stonepony]

No, I talked to PP. They've already replaced funds in my account and said no further worries

[Joshchisox08]

Originally Posted by Stonepony

No, I talked to PP. They've already replaced funds in my account and said no further worries

Dave make sure you leave that scum bucket a big ole negative. Completely ridiculous .

[swarmee]

This is an example of when eBay will almost always side with the seller. Once delivery is shown, it's on the buyer to take it up with the post office fraud department. Most likely, his neighbor snagged it from his door prior to him getting home.

However, if I was the buyer, and you mailed a $500 item without signature confirmation, I would be cheesed too.

[Stonepony]

Originally Posted by swarmee

This is an example of when eBay will almost always side with the seller. Once delivery is shown, it's on the buyer to take it up with the post office fraud department. Most likely, his neighbor snagged it from his door prior to him getting home.

However, if I was the buyer, and you mailed a $500 item without signature confirmation, I would be cheesed too.

It was mailed to a post office box. Insured. Doesn't need added sig confirmation

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by Stonepony

It was mailed to a post office box. Insured. Doesn't need added sig confirmation

I've had a couple instances, both sending and receiving, when a package (or key to the corresponding package locker) was thrown in the wrong P.O. box. Presumably the one above, below, or beside the correct box. Luckily the incorrect recipient turned it back in at the counter each time so that it eventually made it to the correct "address" each time. Not saying that's what happened here, but mistakes do happen, even with P.O. boxes.

[D. Bergin]

When a guy gives you the run-around to begin with, like this guy gave the OP, you can almost be assured he's going to try and cause problems at a later date.

It wasn't "misdelivered" or not signed for by the right person. Guy got the package, and now he's being a d*ck because he was threatened with a non-payment strike.

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by D. Bergin

When a guy gives you the run-around to begin with, like this guy gave the OP, you can almost be assured he's going to try and cause problems at a later date.

It wasn't "misdelivered" or not signed for by the right person. Guy got the package, and now he's being a d*ck because he was threatened with a non-payment strike.

I agree with this 100%. He's hoping eBay lets him off on some technicality b/c there was no signature confirmation on the shipment. That he even tried to pull that move probably means he's gotten away with it before (which may also have figured in eBay's quick decision).

My previous comment was not intended to diminish this feller's douchiness. Kudos on the successful follow-up with eBay.I

[Tabe]

Originally Posted by Joshchisox08

Dave make sure you leave that scum bucket a big ole negative. Completely ridiculous .

You can't leave negative feedback for buyers.