Here's the scam...Buyer asks for a return, as a top rated seller ebay
automatically send them a return label at my cost. Buyer manually
changes the address on the label back to their address and drops it in
the mail. Post Office scans it upon deliver...
I sell mostly t-shirt at a fixed price and I do not have the "make
offer" feature. This is an almost full proof method about how to spot a
buyer that will most likely return the item: 1. A buyer that asks a lot
of questions...I list all details in my...
I post clothing by adding all relevant information on my laptop then
saving as a draft and uploading the photos from my phone. It has always
worked perfectly. Since last night I noticed that when I save and go to
upload the photos all extra informati...
ebay is the WORST!!! I list thousands of t-shirts and have sold
thousands through ebay but this is a first for me. I have had a few
bootleg violations that I had no clue were unauthorized early on but I
have been super diligent about making sure all ...
Yes. The person was in San Diego. It showed USPS in possession of item,
in transit, out for delivery and delivered. All in San Diego and I am in
Los Angeles.
They said if he gets more complaints they will take action. Funny thing
is that the buyer never contacted me after the case was closed. If he
was "innocent" he would ask me what happened to his refund? I almost
thought about getting the post office i...
YES!!! I did this once as a seller. I printed a label and buyer asked to
change the address after I printed so I printed up the address only,
taped it over the other address and shipped. It took forever to get to
the buyer but it did eventually get t...
I always include the measurements in BOLD and in ALL CAPS so they can't
miss it. Yet, I still get returns for items that are "too small" or not
a real medium, or it runs small for an XL. It is what it is. It's
annoying but it happens.
