Ebay Negetive feedback !!?
Hi everyone,this is really getting on my nerve.
i hold bought motorstorm for ps3 "NEW" from the buyer
then from impossible to tell apart buyer rainbox six vegas "NEW"
so i recieve it and i see the postage only sot him 6 pounds and he charged me 12.until that time that i emailed him to see if it was ealed and no reply.later wen i recieved it they wer both not sealed (not sure if its new)
i email him complaining and asking if i can enjoy 6 pounds back and ask him why it costed more.no reply again.so i leave your job him possitive feedback(first time) and i regret it cus this cheeky bast*d leave two denial feedbacks saying i am trying to rip him rotten.so now i cnt alter my feedback and he wont reply.ALSO I FOUND THAT HE HAD BOUGHT THAT GAME NEW AND SEALED AND THEN SOLD IT TO ME AS "new" WEN IT WASNT
I EMAILED HIM for a withdrawal and still no reply i dont know wat to do because its so annoying tat he leaves glum comment on my page wen he ripped me off>
wat should i do ?
thanks for the give a hand
Answers: He was allowed to charge for postage and HANDLING. You be charged 6 pounds for postage (why so much?) and another 6 for handling. This is acceptable to ebay.
Dispute it next to Ebay and if you have closely of time on your hands and really want to annoy this guy you should only just watch everything he sell and whoever is bidding on his things tell them of your experience next to this seller and how he claims things are brand new and they are not. It wont get your money wager on but it will cause him to lose out on money.
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