rfowler

Hellooooo people,
i am a regular on ebay, i sold this item to this guy up-north, who recieved and left me positive feedback, then a few days later he emailed me saying how it does not work so i called him and advised him to send it back to me well he did that and when i recieved it it had damaged and quite badly....so now....i tell him look mate i cant give a refund and if it was faulty why leave me positve feedback he starts going mad saying he is coming to london to get his £65 from yorkshire...lol..*****.....so i said come down bring it on...now about an hour later he calls me up and says he is going to get this claim company involved to get his money back....so i report it to ebay speak to some ebayerss and they say he has no leg to stand on...ANYONE ELSE SOLD OR BOUGHT ANYTHING FROM AN EBAY NUTTERRRRRRRRRRRRR....
p.s i love ebay, get great deals but this nutter is like 1 in a million???

paulr

does it work though,and if its damaged,was it damaged before he got it? ie in the post from you to him?

rfowler

when i had it was working really well and about posting i used parcel force delivery, where they come to your house and collect it from there...it so well packed its unbeliveable the only way to damage it was to actually take it out of the packageing. i send like 10 parcels or more a week so i am quite use to packeing it well but never come across this.

BrynO

yeah, I had a guy bid on an item, didnt pay, sent an invoice his address came us as 'anyplace, anywhere', so I just forgot about it, didnt want to waste my time following it up, just reported to ebay that he had a spoof account. B*ugger then left me negative feedback a week later, fuming! got Ebay to retract his comments after a few mails to them - yep, there are some sad people out there!

MrsP1Fanatic

If it was damaged in the post and you didn't infact sell him a broken item - explain that you can claim through the postal service

I've had a few nutters buy things and I brought from a few nutter unfortunately!! I even got the same item 3 times once!

rfowler

i emailed ebay just waiting for there reply

paulr

bay retracted the negative....i thought this wasnt allowed?

MrsP1Fanatic

paulr - anythings possible when you scream at them enough!

paulr

I've got an unfair negative (about 1 yr old now).Its hard to find the right link though to contact ebay.
Anyone have it?

MrsP1Fanatic

lol I forgot to say "recent" queries!

If its over 45 days old you've no hope Soz

mj

help?


http://help.ebay.co.uk/ikanisa/homep...ry=xx&baseUrl=






or 15 pages further on...

However, to ensure that these forums are used for their proper purpose and not abused, eBay has some basic rules that must be followed, and eBay will remove feedback in a few limited situations. If you believe that another user has left feedback for you that meets one or more of the below criteria, you should contact eBay by clicking here. If eBay agrees with you, it will remove the feedback. This process may take several weeks, though, and to limit damage you may wish to make your feedback private until the matter is resolved. Click here for details on how to make your feedback private.

rfowler

ermmmmmmmmmm

harvey

iTrader: (48)

If you are trying to get help from e-Bay on a specific item, do not hold your breath.

Tiggs

good idea to use your work address on ebay.....no one will travel from yorkshire.....but knowing where you live it easy to be a real pain....lots of pizzas maybe!

kelvin

Sold a Nokia Bluetooth headset to a guy on eBay a while ago - cheeky bugger decided he wanted to return it after he received it because "he'd decided that he didn't like it after all"! Expected me to take a hit on the eBay fees, and pay for his return postage too!!

I can understand wanting to return something that's faulty, or not "as advertised", but when you've seen pictures, had an accurate description, and bought the item using "buy-it-now" you'd think you'd be sure first that it's what you're after wouldn't you?!

Needless to say I told him where he could send it Never heard another word from him (didn't receive any feedback either!)...

K.

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

I had one once.

I sold him my old rc helicopter, seemed like a nice guy, met him he paid said was happy, then he decided he wasnt happy because he thought the heli had been crashed at some stage! on my ad, it stated that the heli had been crashed and rebuilt, hence carbon replacement bits! plum couldnt read obviously.

he left a neg feedback and informed me he had "friends" that could sort me out, I sent him a discreet mail through his door one night "hand delivered" he soon changed his mind.

never had a problem after that, he sent me an e-mail saying sorry, which I thought was nice.

rfowler

MIGHT JUST HAVE TO DO THAT....YEAH IT IS A BETTER IDEA TO GIVE YOUR WORK ADDRESS.

pslewis

I know I'm pi55ed but didn't I just read somethings thats been deleted???

Pete

Scooby96

I never reveal my true address, I use one of my rented houses for all eBay ****

rfowler

yeah i could use the rented house but the problem is that when i want to recieve something them people in that house dont know whats going on in the world....plus there english is not the best in saying that it will be funnny if that guy did turn up, then know one can speak english. lol

Tiggs

jusat use your work address for all post and if you sell something that someone is going to collect i always meet than at a hotel 2 mins drive from my house.