Thought this was a new one worth sharing. A buyer opened a return on a
$760 aviation headset saying it was broken; then returned a different
one than was sent out to them. I've been screwed thousands before by
this swap scam, but at least this time I...
Simply put I sold $2350 worth of collectibles to a buyer that's also
sold a good bit on eBay, so they seemed reputable. Since it was a large
order I called the provided number to confirm the package was fine once
delivered but they didn't respond. I ...
I think it's an algorithm based on the obvious; value of sales, return
rates, category you're selling in, the number of disgruntled complaints
from non buyers when you didn't accept their lowball offers, if you
don't sell frequently, or randomly do c...
Yeah no rules were broken on my end or policies abused. I just made the
mistake of asking for advice on the phone. I knew if a case is decided
in your favor, negative feedback is removed; I didn't know if that
applied in cases of partial refunds wher...
Did you mean to say buyers break the rules? I'm the seller here, the
buyer ordered a headset and returned a different old broken one in it's
place. But yes, eBay was not given any sort of permission to be involved
whatsoever. I had gladly accepted th...
Annoying thing is eBay did all of this before I gave them any sort of
permission, since I also wanted to reach out to the buyer. I was just
asking some questions about feedback and didn't want to do anything else
. I've gotten scammers to admit to se...
Hidden listings happen, easiest way to check is to search the seller ID
of the account with the potentially hidden listing, click to see all
seller's items for sale and if it isn't there, it's hidden.Not a matter
of intermittent search engine, normal...
