🚨 Alert to all tech enthusiasts and bargain hunters: If you’re scrolling through eBay in search of a shiny Lenovo AIO (All In One Computer) or any Computer for your beloved parents, steer clear of Here’s a little story about my not-so-merry dance with this seller.
📦 The Arrival: Picture this: a computer arrives, and the screen is more cracked than a comedian’s one-liners. I thought it was a prank, but nope, just the first act of this tragicomedy.
📧 Customer Service? More Like Customer Disservice: Trying to get a response from these folks is like waiting for a glacier to text back. Four days minimum for an email reply, and Google’s as clueless as we are—no phone number in sight.
⏱️ The Waiting Game: After a circus of hoop-jumping, I finally get a return label—9 days later! And the refund? Let’s just say eBay had to step in because the seller was too busy counting sheep or something.
💻 The Second Act: The twin arrives, and it’s a 13th Gen i7 with all the trimmings. But wait, it’s slower than a snail on a leisurely stroll, and oh, what’s this? A friendly “Activate Windows” message. How quaint. BTW this seller shipping is slower than cold molasses, literally. I ordered the first and second computers 3 days apart and it tooks 15 Days and 21 Days for the second one to arrive.
🔑 The Key to Nowhere: The seller sends me not one, not two, but three Windows keys, and guess what? They’re as effective as a chocolate teapot. After a full system exorcism, I discover it’s riddled with more viruses than a petri dish in a science lab.
💸 The Cost of Doing Business: My local PC wizard had to step in, waving his magic wand (and a legit Windows key) to banish the gremlins. My wallet’s now $550 lighter, but hey, at least the computer works and most importantly my mother is happy.
🤔 The Big Question: How does this seller a supposed Lenovo Pro Partner, get away with peddling these tech time bombs? And why am I, a seller with a spotless record, also a Lenovo Pro Partner deemed a high-risk persona non grata?
🔍 The Investigation: With over 124,000 items sold and only a fraction of feedback, it’s a mystery worthy of Sherlock. Is this seller a once-reputable merchant turned digital pirate, or was it all smoke and mirrors from the start?
🛠️ DIY Dilemma: Why didn’t I roll up my sleeves and fix the AIO myself, you ask? Because opening a 27" Lenovo AIO (All In One Computer) is riskier than juggling chainsaws. Instead, I refurbished a Dell Precision 7760, and now Dad’s cruising through social media like a boss.
So, dear eBay community, let this be a warning: this seller might just refurbish your faith in the wild west of online shopping. Proceed with caution, and maybe keep your local PC repair guru on speed dial.
