I sold a machine and the buyer opened a return request, saying it didn't
work. I don't accept returns, but I tried to help him with understanding
how to operate the product. He opened a 'not as described' case. He then
told me he had a technician exa...
Strange as it may seem, the same thing happened to me again recently
with a machine that was identical to the one I previously described. It
cost $100 to ship the item and that sort of monetary loss on a return
costs the seller dearly. The buyer stat...
@couldabeenworse wrote: It's the least of several evils. If I say I sent
you x and you say you received y, what are you proposing eBay should do?
I'm proposing that there be justice, as actual review and justice rather
than the pretense of justice th...
@trex101 wrote: I will not, EVER, ship anything via USPS again. Did you
insure the parcel? If not, you have no claim or quarrel with USPS. If
you think USPS is bad, don't ever use UPS. UPS heavily damaged a
shipment I made and refused to pay the clai...
@couldabeenworse wrote: Of course crooks bother me, but I don't see a
better way for eBay to determine whether the buyer or seller is lying.
The problem is that eBay only makes the pretence, but not any actual
attempt to treat sellers fairly. A bette...
All the buyer needed to do was to make a false claim based upon lies
that were automatically accepted with no proof required.
@couldabeenworse wrote:Yes, that is the way it works. There is no proof
available, so it would be a massive waste of time an...
