@horseofcoursellc wrote:
When I phone Ebay and prove obvious fraud and Ebay says its OK if I loose X amount of dollars because there is nothing they can do about it, but in fact they used to do something about it, but refuse to help now. You are obviously OK with fraud that can be stopped by Ebay but then they refuse to. NO worries. After 18 years and having ebay encourage, promote and facilitate fraud so many times. Yes, I will be leaving as soon as possible. Ebay can find some other sucker seller such as yourself to allow a buyer to rip off. I don't want to give any company 4-6k per month that promotes and facilitates obvious fraud. After all, they do not care because its not their money.
@horseofcoursellc
eh, you can hurdle insults my way, but that doesn't change my opinion, nor make them invalid. No, I am not worried about getting ripped off on eBay, because I learned a few techniques one can use to thwart possible fraud and what to do when fraud happens. But you see the difference between you and me is that :
1. I took time to use resources here to learn what one can do and what techniques work.
2. I do not expect eBay to do anything FOR me, I expect to handle my own business.
What it looks like to me is that you want to blame eBay? From this chair it looks like you should blame yourself for having a business problem and not looking for solutions. Successful businesses face their problems and don't run away from them, they take an approach like the Marines: improvise, adapt & overcome.
How will you react in the face of adversity? Will you respond and save your business or cut off your nose to spite your face?
So why don't you give some specifics of what you consider fraud and perhaps the community can provide some solutions? What steps did you take to prevent fraud? Most of what you think of as "proof" is probably not even considered by eBay.
Bottom line: You want help or just want to complain? The former is a good way to start the New Year!
