Crooked Ebay Seller

murphusa · #1 06-02-2011, 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scooter729

Sorry to hear that one, Murph. Looks like he realized after the fact that his BIN was too low.

Aside from the hideous business practices, that seller should be dinged with a negative for hideous butchering of the English language.

most likely me retelling his conversation but he was from Canada

Yes I will leave him negative feedback but it still sucks

just having a bad week on ebay

deebro041 · #2 06-02-2011, 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by murphusa

most likely me retelling his conversation but he was from Canada

Yes I will leave him negative feedback but it still sucks

just having a bad week on ebay

I'm from Canada also, eh. I hope I will smarten up after reading all these posts.

thetruthisoutthere · #3 06-02-2011, 03:05 PM

I would leave "Negative" feedback. Ebay, in my opinion, is breaking its own rules in reference to a "Legally binding contract" which holds both the seller and buyer to that "Legally binding contract."

Leave a "Negative."

steve B · #4 06-02-2011, 03:20 PM

File a complaint for them being a nonperforming seller. It may take a phone call, but that's what I did when Historicauctions backed out of an auction I'd won. It took a bit of time for the good till closed items to finish, but they were suspended. Ebay does care, especially if the seller sells the item outside Ebay. Historicauctions were actually silly enough to put in an email sent through Ebays system that they had sold the item before it closed and didn't remove the auction. Looks like this guy is trying to sell outside Ebay, a complaint should get him a "vacation" at least.

Steve B

thetruthisoutthere · #5 06-02-2011, 03:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve B

File a complaint for them being a nonperforming seller. It may take a phone call, but that's what I did when Historicauctions backed out of an auction I'd won. It took a bit of time for the good till closed items to finish, but they were suspended. Ebay does care, especially if the seller sells the item outside Ebay. Historicauctions were actually silly enough to put in an email sent through Ebays system that they had sold the item before it closed and didn't remove the auction. Looks like this guy is trying to sell outside Ebay, a complaint should get him a "vacation" at least.

Steve B

Great advice, Steve.

murphusa · #6 06-02-2011, 03:50 PM

He just sent an email stating he was sorry and would be sending the glove, I'll wait and see

murphusa · #7 06-03-2011, 11:39 PM

letter of the day

hi, again i am sorry about this, but someone offered me $1200 for the glove, so i am returning your $500, plus another $150, total should be $650, plus paypal fees, total i put in was $675, when they deduct the money, you should get $650 or maybe a little more, again my apoligies, .., jesse

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