Seller information on add misrepresented. It shoouuld not have be sold. A $475 scam.

[2014peroc]

This EU2000i generator was advertixed to only have some cosmetic damage. Sever photos were included but that it did run okay. When I opened the box I noticed  oil leaking in the box; very black oil. I found the exterior of  generator had far more damage then could be seen in the photos. It looked as if the generator had been recovered from landfill, and by with no intention  to see if it would run; but rather to fausley advertise, sell and make a handsome profit. I fell for it.

It would not start of run. I added oil to what was left in the motor; added fresh gas but all ot no avail. The choke on the carberator assemble was broken; oil had penetrated the air filters and the rest on the internal parts were covered in oil soaked dirt.  This generator had been used in a very dirty and harsh enviroment, and with no intention given to maintenance or care.  If it had been mine and in the condion it is now; I would take to a recycling center or garbage dump.  I do hope Ebay can help me with some means of recovering my loss of payment from the seller. To pend another $50 to ship it back to the seller seems another waste of money.  I wonder how often this happens to other folks from false advertising.  What a scam, and what a sucker I am. So much for buying on-line anymore.

[fashionsandbeauty4u · Accepted solution]

@2014peroc 

Ebay has a 30-day Money Back Guarantee for Buyer Purchase Protection. If you received something that is not as described in the listing, you have 30 days from delivery to request a refund. 

Go to your Purchase History and find the item and open an Item Not as Described case. The Seller is required to respond with a workable solution. If the Seller needs the item returned, they need to pay return shipping. The Seller is required to respond to you. If they do not respond within a few days, you can ask eBay to step in. Don't let the Seller string you along.