Counterfeit snickers selling on Ebay. Seller lies about it, and then Snickers on your door with outg

Question

Why Ebay is letting those pirates sell fakes Jordan's Snickers here. Liying to people about the snicker with no box, they said that to not have to paid more cus the box doesn't fit on ghe bag. I like ebay cus the verify yhe authenticity of the Snickers. This time the items came straight to me and what happen ? They are fake, i talk to yhe seller and he was so sorry about it, asking me to keep it for few $$ he will send me back. But counterfeit is ilegal Right ? Ebay is doing nothing agains the pirates, so Ebay should be holding accountable for this issue. But its ok am gona take a look on the legal side, cus is more then 1 responsable for selling counterfeit. With out ebay doing nothing about it ok. Its ok ok watch

jrerey.hyic2 · Answer

Ok. I bought 4 pairs over the $95 dollars. Its wasn't cheap at all, thats why am **bleep** cus i paid regular money. If not a $40 o $50 bucks deal. So i was thinking like before, seller ship the items to Ebay for autenthicity, cus i got 4 pairs and just one is been send over Ebay are ready to be check. The other 3 lier was putting the blame on the person that sold to them.

eburtonlab · Answer

@jrerey.hyic2

If you receive a counterfeit item, use the eBay money back guarantee within thirty days to return the item at the seller's expense for a full refund. If the seller does not cooperate, ask eBay to step in at the earliest possible time.

Counterfeit items are not allowed to be listed on eBay at all. No one is authorized to sell counterfeit items. That fact alone does not stop some people from trying to sell them, however.

The problem is that unscrupulous or uninformed sellers can list genuine items and then deliver counterfeit items.

It is not always possible to look at a listing and know in advance exactly what, if anything, the seller intends to deliver. For one thing, a scammer can simply copy a listing from a genuine seller, using a genuine photo of a genuine item.

Except for a few specific categories of items that go through authentication, eBay never sees what the seller ships or the what the buyer receives, so there is nothing for eBay to check unless someone complains about what was received by invoking eBay's money back guarantee.

Sellers are responsible for the descriptions they provide, and buyers should not assume that eBay screens the listings in advance.

As long as counterfeits exist and there are folks trying to sell them, buyers will still have to be on the lookout for them, and avoid deals that are obviously too-good-to-be-true, whether they are being sold by accounts registered overseas or by domestic sellers wittingly or unwittingly buying counterfeits from overseas to sell here.

Buyers that doubt their ability to distinguish a genuine article from a counterfeit one should only consider purchasing from trustworthy sellers that have an established reputation for delivering exactly what was described, and should avoid deals that are too-good-to-be-true, or deals that are offered by inexperienced sellers that might disappear soon after the transaction is made, or else be prepared to get items authenticated by trusted sources within thirty days to be able to take advantage of eBay's money back guarantee.