06-10-2018
10:07 AM
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06-10-2018
10:23 AM
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kh-vince
So I bought a fortnite account on here for $60 and have been pestering the seller for a long time and have not got any info on when im getting my account. Should I be concered. Should I email eBay? Please help!
06-10-2018 10:17 AM
What is a "fortnite account?"
06-10-2018 10:21 AM
06-10-2018 10:38 AM
@dth296 wrote:So I bought a fortnite account on here for $60 and have been pestering the seller for a long time and have not got any info on when im getting my account. Should I be concered. Should I email eBay? Please help!
Not only does the listing say "Local Pickup," as @kitschy*loot said, but there is the added problem of those accounts being illegal to sell. And it looks like you bought two of them at $30 each.
From the Epic Games User Agreement:
06-10-2018 10:56 AM
06-10-2018 11:31 AM
@la_797 wrote:
You purchased a raffle ticket for the account, not the account.
And those are illegal on eBay.
https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/chance-listings-policy?id=4311
@dth296, I'd say you have more major problems than you originally posted. Maybe you could try to contact the seller and ask if s/he will cancel the transaction. The seller is not required to accept a cancellation, but it's worth a shot. Good luck.
06-10-2018 12:12 PM
06-10-2018 12:13 PM
I bought 2 raffle tickets and the seller said I could have the account.
06-10-2018 12:18 PM
06-10-2018 12:59 PM
06-10-2018 05:06 PM
@la_797 wrote:
You're not getting the account. He's still selling tickets for it.
You can try to file an item not received to get your money back.
Then DON'T buy any more accounts. If you can't be honest and earn the stuff and levels on your own you probably shouldn't be playing.
Local pickups are not covered by eBay or PayPal buyer protection @la_797 @dth296
Hopefully you paid with a credit card. File a chargeback.
06-10-2018 05:27 PM
06-10-2018 06:28 PM
@la_797 wrote:
One of the blue said that they are if the buyer has attempted to make arrangements to go pick it up and the seller has not allowed them to do so.
So what the buyer in this case needs to do is tell the seller that they are going to try to pick it up locally and ask for date and time that they can when the seller doesn't bother to respond or give them the runaround then they can file the INR
That’s not enough for the OP to win an INR. He still has to follow through and attempt to pick up the codes. When the seller makes the arrangements with the buyer and the buyer fails to pick up the codes, what next? The buyer is only covered if the seller doesn’t make arrangements with them 😉
06-15-2018 11:29 PM
@la_797 wrote:
Then DON'T buy any more accounts. If you can't be honest and earn the stuff and levels on your own you probably shouldn't be playing.
This.
This whole business of buying/selling online game accounts in clear violation of the UA (and pretty much every online game seems to ban transferring accounts between individuals these days) is contemptible in a variety of ways.
Frankly, I have no sympathy for the OP and anyone else engaged in like activity. He willfully got himself involved in a crooked business, which by defintion is done by crooked people, and he got robbed. Who could have predicted it?