Last year, I bought quirkiest, sweetest dog from the Humane Society. But I believe they got the breed wrong as she was a stray from another state. So, since I had done the ancestry DNA, I decided to have her done as well. I found and bought a Canine DOG DNA test kit on eBay from the UK. About 2 weeks later I got it. It was just a bunch of papers with two cotton swabs that I paid $27.68 for. The first thing that struck me was that they wanted a picture of my dog, OK. I read on how to register, they want to know what breed I think that she may be. OK. Then I read on and turn the page over and I see that they want my credit card information so they can bill me another $27. Wait, what? They can't mean me, because I already paid. So I go back to the listing and I read more than just the one or two paragraphs- it is a VERY long description. Yes, way down on the bottom of the description-next to final end, it says that I am sending this money for papers to be sent to me for their donation cause of rescuing dogs, I have to pay the same price all over again to the site it's being sent to.
So I contacted seller and asked for a full refund due to it's deceit, we messaged each other a bit and eBay may step in tomorrow. My question to the eBay community, is how will they rule? Yes, I know that I should have read the whole long description, but it is very obvious in the description that they left out the additional payment information intentionally. AND there also no mention of an actual DNA test that would take place. So, my question to the eBay community, is how will they rule?
