"No Returns"
"No returns" are something that is a joke, I sold a coin in mint condition just to have the buyer wanting to return it. I stated " no returns" when I listed the coin for sale, which is a joke, the seller is a coin dealer and I realize that he wanted my mint condition coin so he could swap it for a worthless piece of **bleep** coin.
eBay doesn't care about you as a seller, they encourage this thievery by not enforcing the " no returns" and not backing up the seller. The buyer can screw over seller and do it with the help of eBay letting him get away with it. I told the eBay help line (which has foreigners who can't speak English) that they needed to remove the options for returns since its a crock of **bleep**. It's misleading, to offer the seller something that's a lie. Most people are complacent and will cave in and allow others to walk over them, this buyer thought that I was a door mat and could walk over me.
The buyer, who is a coin dealer, from Pennsylvania, at first he offered me half of the coin value after he received the coin, which is absurd, then he said that the coin was not the one for sale.
He saw my coin, for sale, that was mint and bought it for only one thing, to switch it and I don't have any way to fight it.
It's absurd to think that I have another rare coin just like the one that I sent him. So how many rare coins can someone possess for sale, especially when the coin is a rare $2.50 eagle head, in excellent condition, minted in Denver that is the same gold value when it was struck. This buyer kept saying he was honest, well if he was honest he would have kept the deal and not whined about it, and he would not have tried to offer me half of the value. I stated " no refunds", any reputable buyer would not return the item and breach the contract. That is why this buyer is dishonest and can't be trusted he breached a contract.
So who is going to pay for the eBay fees, the PayPal fees for this dishonest buyer, the seller gets the bag full of fees, as a seller I got screwed by the: buyer, PayPal, and by eBay.
So what do I recommend, don't trust eBay for help if you get into a trap with the buyer, the eBay help line is a joke, they don't help you, however you must not allow the unscrupulous buyer to get away with this **bleep**. This thief is aware of eBay and how to manipulate the system taking advantage of buyers, it is a great scam to buy something then send back something simular but worthless.
If you contact EBay and let them know that the item was switched they will tell you to file a police report. They are worthless, and you are screwed.
eBay doesn't care about you as a seller, they encourage this thievery by not enforcing the " no returns" and not backing up the seller. The buyer can screw over seller and do it with the help of eBay letting him get away with it. I told the eBay help line (which has foreigners who can't speak English) that they needed to remove the options for returns since its a crock of **bleep**. It's misleading, to offer the seller something that's a lie. Most people are complacent and will cave in and allow others to walk over them, this buyer thought that I was a door mat and could walk over me.
The buyer, who is a coin dealer, from Pennsylvania, at first he offered me half of the coin value after he received the coin, which is absurd, then he said that the coin was not the one for sale.
He saw my coin, for sale, that was mint and bought it for only one thing, to switch it and I don't have any way to fight it.
It's absurd to think that I have another rare coin just like the one that I sent him. So how many rare coins can someone possess for sale, especially when the coin is a rare $2.50 eagle head, in excellent condition, minted in Denver that is the same gold value when it was struck. This buyer kept saying he was honest, well if he was honest he would have kept the deal and not whined about it, and he would not have tried to offer me half of the value. I stated " no refunds", any reputable buyer would not return the item and breach the contract. That is why this buyer is dishonest and can't be trusted he breached a contract.
So who is going to pay for the eBay fees, the PayPal fees for this dishonest buyer, the seller gets the bag full of fees, as a seller I got screwed by the: buyer, PayPal, and by eBay.
So what do I recommend, don't trust eBay for help if you get into a trap with the buyer, the eBay help line is a joke, they don't help you, however you must not allow the unscrupulous buyer to get away with this **bleep**. This thief is aware of eBay and how to manipulate the system taking advantage of buyers, it is a great scam to buy something then send back something simular but worthless.
If you contact EBay and let them know that the item was switched they will tell you to file a police report. They are worthless, and you are screwed.
