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Old 25 Jul 20, 07:40 PM  
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We sold my husbands Apple watch series 5 last weekend, there was nothing wrong with it, in perfect condition. The buyer (I knew would be trouble as soon as they bought it as started asking a hundred silly questions, should have listened to my gut)received the watch on the monday morning.
This afternoon(5 days after receiving it), put in a returns request saying not as described, that it doesn't connect to EE (we bought it from EE) and that there was a scratch that we failed to mention, they sent a picture of it and that scratch was not there when we sold it.
We were polite and replied explaining how to solve the issue of it not connecting to EE and that the scratch wasn't there when we sent it and that it had taken 5 days to raise an issue, she said Regardless, she just wanted to return it.
We spoke to ebay who were useless, they do not care about sellers. We told her the woman was being fraudulent and would be returning a damaged watch that was not sold to her like that and to top it we have to pay the return postage.
They didn't care, so now we are going to be out of pocket and have a damaged watch that we prob wont be able to sell once got it back or if we can for a lot less because of what the buyer has done.
Very sorry for the rant just not very happy at the moment. Ebay have now lost my custom as a seller and buyer.
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Old 25 Jul 20, 07:45 PM  
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We sold my husbands Apple watch series 5 last weekend, there was nothing wrong with it, in perfect condition. The buyer (I knew would be trouble as soon as they bought it as started asking a hundred silly questions, should have listened to my gut)received the watch on the monday morning.
This afternoon(5 days after receiving it), put in a returns request saying not as described, that it doesn't connect to EE (we bought it from EE) and that there was a scratch that we failed to mention, they sent a picture of it and that scratch was not there when we sold it.
We were polite and replied explaining how to solve the issue of it not connecting to EE and that the scratch wasn't there when we sent it and that it had taken 5 days to raise an issue, she said Regardless, she just wanted to return it.
We spoke to ebay who were useless, they do not care about sellers. We told her the woman was being fraudulent and would be returning a damaged watch that was not sold to her like that and to top it we have to pay the return postage.
They didn't care, so now we are going to be out of pocket and have a damaged watch that we prob wont be able to sell once got it back or if we can for a lot less because of what the buyer has done.
Very sorry for the rant just not very happy at the moment. Ebay have now lost my custom as a seller and buyer.
Sorry to hear when ever I sell I use gumtree or our local adds a lot better I even used the market place on Facebook never use eBay
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Old 25 Jul 20, 07:53 PM  
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I know exactly how you feel. We once sold a games console on eBay and all was fine until the buyer received it, saying it didn't work (it did). They demanded a refund, which of course we obliged and they sent the console back to us. The console we got back did not work, it also wasn't the same console. We had noted the serial number before sending it. So they basically got a perfect working console for free. EBay didn't want to know. All they cared about was the buyer got their refund. Would never ever sell anything worth more than a few quid on there again. Absolutely hate scammers 😡😡
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Old 25 Jul 20, 08:23 PM  
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We used to buy and sell a lot on Ebay but been very hit and miss lately. Have sold a couple of items recently, quite clearly shown as collection only and yet the winning bidders have lived hundreds of miles away and when I've messaged them, they've either not replied or claimed to have assumed I would post them even though there are no postage costs shown! Have had the same with Gumtree and no shows
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Old 25 Jul 20, 08:29 PM  
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Really sorry you experienced this with Ebay OP I sell on Ebay but mainly low cost clothing items ( nothing above £50)
I did sell a Micheal Kors watch a few years ago and the buyer claimed it did'nt work I asked him to either send it back or go to a jeweller and get a quote to repair it and I would consider reimbursing him ...never heard from him again my guess is he did'nt like it when he got it or was chancing his arm
I only use Paypal and don't sell internationally

It is no consolation now I know , but we sell higher value tech stuff to CEX saves the hassle of dodgy buyers
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Old 25 Jul 20, 08:34 PM  
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Ebay is a scammers paradise.

They always used to stress that they were impartial and could not take sides in a dispute. Right before siding with the buyer as they always do.

They forget where they get their money from (the sellers who pay the fees). They're introducing a new payment system which is massively more expensive for those selling lower cost items. They would also get direct access to my bank account which is not going to happen.

So after 17 years and 100000 feedback i'm coming to the end of my time with them as I point blank refuse to sign up to their new system.
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Old 25 Jul 20, 10:33 PM  
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I’m sorry this has happened, I was reading a similar story of a guy who’d sold a laptop for £700, and was about to lose the money as eBay was refunding the buyer. I only buy cheap stuff on there now, usually second hand books, and sell on FB marketplace locally. I hope you get a good outcome.
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Yeah I’ve given up with eBay too it’s just not worth the hassle and fed up with them always siding with the buyer. I had one lady give me negative feedback because the item arrived broken as RM had dropped it, I apologised and gave her a full refund immediately and she left me a negative review! I just thought how unfair and that was the last dealing I had with eBay.
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Old 25 Jul 20, 10:45 PM  
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Originally Posted by shauney View Post
Ebay is a scammers paradise.

They always used to stress that they were impartial and could not take sides in a dispute. Right before siding with the buyer as they always do.

They forget where they get their money from (the sellers who pay the fees). They're introducing a new payment system which is massively more expensive for those selling lower cost items. They would also get direct access to my bank account which is not going to happen.

So after 17 years and 100000 feedback i'm coming to the end of my time with them as I point blank refuse to sign up to their new system.
Completely agree ref your first paragraph

Once had a buyer say on day 27 after they would have got it that they never received it.
I had proof of postage but not proof of delivery.
I was confident it was a scammer but offered to send another of the same item.
They said they had already bought another .
Hmm, this was an older game not readily available.
I went down her feedback and contacted a number of people who she had bought from explaining my story.
About 3 or 4 came back saying their experience had been exactly the same as mine.
Sent all the info to eBay and they couldn't give one and just refunded her money .
Shabby


What's this new payment system ?
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Old 26 Jul 20, 12:29 AM  
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Refuse to sell anything now after some body wanted a refund after two months because they said my son’s duplicate Pokemon cards were fake. I’d only ever bought them from Tesco or the official Pokémon store in Japan. None were fake. He wanted a refund for £3.50! After two months! He was only selling them to earn a little extra pocket money. Should have just given him the £3.50 and thrown the duplicates in the bin.
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