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Is there somewhere on the eBay 'my account' settings that tells me the EXACT time & day when I'm able to leave feedback?
I remember seeing it a while ago and I did so with a few seconds to spare when leaving comments for an unscrupulous rip-off merchant and I've managed to find another one of those skunks that needs a 'slanderous' hoof in the balls!
I won't let such fcukers off the hook as I think it's bent when some sellers have 100% records despite stealing money from unsuspecting buyers - I suspect that for relatively small amounts, the song & dance trying to get a refund just isn't worth the hassle fro most people.
I remember seeing it a while ago and I did so with a few seconds to spare when leaving comments for an unscrupulous rip-off merchant and I've managed to find another one of those skunks that needs a 'slanderous' hoof in the balls!
I won't let such fcukers off the hook as I think it's bent when some sellers have 100% records despite stealing money from unsuspecting buyers - I suspect that for relatively small amounts, the song & dance trying to get a refund just isn't worth the hassle fro most people.
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I don't understand your question. Why not just leave negative feedback as per the normal route?
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Because I don't want to give the bastard a chance to hit me with a riposte and spoil my GENUINE 100% record
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Sellers can't leave negative feedback.
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MdH - I didn't know that squire
 In that case I'll just savage this piece of shít with some well deserved words later tonight when I've had a few drinks  |
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Make sure you don't write something that can enable the seller to get it removed.
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I think the seller is given the right to reply to negative feedback. This is as it should be.
Is it not a problem than can be sorted out by communication? |
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I've only done it once before and I did choose my words carefully...although it was very insulting, it was factual and that feedback is still there from last January.
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I do agree that for small amounts plus the cost of sending it back,a well chosen neg is far more satisfying and economical.
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The bastard LIED in his advert and I'm sick & tired of being inconvenienced either by returning stuff, spending an eternity complaining to eBay or like most of the time, just throwing in the towel and letting the fcukers get away with their blatant fraud - I'm sick of these scum and I'm gonna retaliate in the best way that'll hopefully hurt their pockets.
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What was the item?
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A pair of jeans that were NOT new and in perfect condition as stated...they were frayed at the hem!
I couldn't be arsed with all the farting about in sending them back...even though the fcuker eventually offered to pay for that! What bugs me is that these turds have 100% ratings from thousands of sales which isn't possible! |
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Check your ebay receipt of this item it may contain the sellers address, if so a Molotov is a delightful cocktail that you can show your appreciation with for the frayed jeans.
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MMH - I'm not arsed about that...the only language they really understand is MONEY and hopefully my feedback will cost them a few quid in the future because EVERYONE whop uses eBay is very much influenced by a 100% record...which they won't have after tonight
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Ebay is a lot fairer now that you can leave negative feedback for a seller without having to worry about receiving any.
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Their 'resolution centre' is appalling - it's NEVER as simple as contacting them once as you're constantly playing email tennis (over many weeks) with their idiotic employees!
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Don't buy worn clothes off ebay ... Simples
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McM - I was under the impression they weren't used!
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I would say take him to court but one wouldn't expect the purchase of jeans to end up with legal wranglerings.
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I think you're overstating the 100% feedback. Most people don't look!
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If they were listd as NEW then get straight onto a complaint via the resolution centre
Ebay is All for proecting Buyers nowadays (it never used to be) so much so that half the buyers are just as bad as the sellers ! as Michael says Sellers cannot even leave negative feedback any longer , paypal will Hold sellers money to return to a buyer & an honest seller hasn't got a leg to stand on I've been on ebay over 10 years & have been ripped off both sides of the fence , but buying cheap/dodgy clothes you're asking for trouble (no offence) |
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Navel-Gazer 05 Nov 14 17:13
Their 'resolution centre' is appalling - it's NEVER as simple as contacting them once as you're constantly playing email tennis (over many weeks) with their idiotic employees! Never used their resolution centre but I deal with plenty of people who have. From what most say, I think that the preferred method of filing disputes is to do it through PayPal instead of ebay. |
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the worst sellers are actually reputable businesses & power sellers , I find the average joe bloggs the best kind tbh
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Ebay were in agreement with me but I was determined that I wasn't gonna have the inconvenience of sending them back - I just couldn't be arsed!
So in so many words, they told me to fcukoff! |
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wait until somebody wants to return something & demands you pay his return fee's for an item he just doesn't want , there's some right scumbags on there , I only buy specialist items nowadays
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I agree. Go through ebay and get your money back.
I would advise sticking to sellers you know and trust. I've bought magazines on ebay described as being in "brand new and mint condition" not even worthy as being classed as average condition. I've never failed to get refunded. |
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I was agreeing with McM's 17:22 post.
I do concede that it is a hassle having to send items back |
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The buyer has all the power on there. Basically, you can return items for any old BS reason and you'll win the claim.
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Don't bother emailing ebay they couldn't give a flying fcuk
but by using the resolution centre the seller hasn't got a chance !!! |
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i used to sell lacoste polo shirts on ebay imported from china at about £20 a bargain
 i wasnt greedy , |
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if you want to feck his business up , open fake accounts and buy buy buy all his stuff and bid up all his items and dont pay
then he will get hit with fees for the sales and hel have to do all the chasing ebay to say they never got paid for etc SIMPLES |
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I've bought 720 items in 9 years off ebay but never sold anything, I think I'm just to lazy to sell things on there.
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make my hay guaranteed youve bought a pen , a hat of some sort , a polo shirt and a cup or mug , and more than likely a watch or clock
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and usd devices , cables etc , earphones ? once you log in yo cant stop can you
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Navel thought he was getting brand NEW WITH TAGS Gucci jeans , only for a pair of old worn out denims pop through his letter box , id make sure your postie aint wearing spanking new jeans next time he comes round your way
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/2474759/100-year-old-Levis-jeans-found-in-goldmine-put-up-for-sale-on-eBay.html
Naval will buy these  |
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TheChaser
a pen ..............yes a hat of some sort .yes a polo shirt........NO and a cup or mug....yes and more than likely a watch or clock...yes and usd devices.....yes cables etc .........yes earphones ..........yes once you log in yo cant stop can you..... err no |
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what about a torch |
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are pen knives still allowed on ebay i could do with a new one
ebay are selling paypal soon i read recently if anyones interested  Naval come on let us know what you done |