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Getting paid for something sold
Here is a question for everyone. How would you like it you sent two locomotives $2,000.00 valve to a buyer in good faith for him trying to scam me by putting in 500 bid last second,scammer.I was in no way going to give him my set of track $3,500.00 valve I was selling for 2000.00 reserve 1,800.00 he thought he was going to get it for 500, NO WAY. So,I sent him two locomotives instead $2,000.00 valve.Also two Sapphires just to be a good guy. I paid out of my own money to sent them to him,and what,nothing. Then he gets refunded 500 and I pay for that and he gets two brand new locomotives for NOTHING. SCAMMED BY EBAY BUYER, I even have Tracking numbers of both packages sent,yet nothing from eBay. I think they have blinders on not to see this is wrong. I spent the first 20 years of my life living in the jungles of Panama and Indonesia 2 years for the Marines. I have been robbed more here in the us then with the robbers and thieves in the jungle and in my travels where they fead me because I had little money. I even slept with a snake nicer then the snakes ðŸ that live here. What a joke,to get robbed and to get 0 help. Maybe they just do not care unless it happens to them.
disneyshopper
Mentor2 years agoIf you had a listing with an $1,800 reserve price, the item would not be sold unless the bid is at least $1,800.
I see a set of tracks that sold for $450 using auction format.
Why would you send locomotives to a buyer when what he bid on was tracks?