Just an update, basically the resolution center is nonexistent now. You can go through a month plus of communicating with the seller, then after they refund your money, the case is closed. Problem is, some of these "located in ______ USA" sellers are from China and elsewhere, and charge us American citizens a "foreign transaction fee"... directly to our accounts mind you, not through PayPal and You don't get that back. So, they claim they sent something, never send it, give You a bogus tracking number and refund your money after skimming 5%-10% directly from your bank. Never so much as get a slap on the hand cause their feedback score has been determined as acceptable and the third-world queue card reading drop outs whom used to answer the phone and complaints don't even have to show for work anymore...
... and this happens with how many slanty-handed sellers, to how many innocent consumers, on a regular basis? I would love to be able to pull up those stats using my executive power called the "right to know".
This is what we have now for the appeal process, when eBay fails at their new Resolution Center, which is merely where you get to chat back and forth with the seller in messages, like You already have been doing for 30+ days.
