eBay

sakic92710 · ‎03-15-2019

A "buyer" wanted me to mail an item & pay when received. After replying with 'no' several times to every 'please' this is his response -

"Then pardon my language but f*** you b**** your a imbacile dumb a**, you should because I have actually had some people with my other account that f***ing scammed me and I think your a scammer so f*** you b**** suck my f***ing did you s***"

Should I mail the item to the poor guy for free??? LOL!! Good luck to all. 🙂

turquoisetulips · ‎03-16-2019

@sakic92710 wrote:
A "buyer" wanted me to mail an item & pay when received. After replying with 'no' several times to every 'please' this is his response -

"Then pardon my language but f*** you b**** your a imbacile dumb a**, you should because I have actually had some people with my other account that f***ing scammed me and I think your a scammer so f*** you b**** suck my f***ing did you s***"

Should I mail the item to the poor guy for free??? LOL!! Good luck to all. 🙂

Your potential buyer has anger issues which means him not being able to get something for free on e bay probably isn't the worst problem he will be running into . Tulips

yuncreations · ‎03-16-2019

Block and report immediately

gramophone-georg · ‎03-16-2019

@fern*wood wrote:
@sakic92710 wrote:
Not to worry - I am done with this guy. Even if he paid, I wouldn't trust him - certain he would try to pull some scam about damage, empty box.....something to get his money & keep the item. Already cancelled. Thanks. 🙂

Unless I misread the bleeps in the message, I didn't see where they asked you to cancel. What reason did you use? I would have ignored the message and filed the UPI case.

I'd use "problem with address" as obviously an 'imbacile' lives at that address and therefore that's a problem.

Chaos is NOT an "industry standard".