Burned by SFNuffsed eBay seller

[khkco4bls]

HelI I sent that item back well before the arguments with eBay and PayPal

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by khkco4bls

HelI I sent that item back well before the arguments with eBay and PayPal

So the guy got the item back and refused to refund you?

[khkco4bls]

Yes. He tore me up and down of how rare it was. And how dare me question him. He was horendous to deal with.

[Lordstan]

I am sorry, but eBay is ALL ALL about the buyer these days, which is why some many collectors with stuff to sell avoid it like the plague. I am very surprised that they backed him in this, but virtually every rule change is about buyer protection. UNfortunately, they do some strange things like getting rid of the insider team who could reports bad autos and get the item pulled, but refunding money is usually a given.

I find it interesting that Stephen agrees that eBay is all about the seller, when he has made it his collecting system to buy things he thinks are good and return the ones he finds out aren't. That is not a critique on his strategy, but considering how many times he says he has done it, in my mind, just proves how for the buyer eBay is.

Regardless, I am glad to see you got refunded and I am glad he got outed here as he didn't volunteer to give the money back. He was forced to do so, by paypal. In my mind, that is acting in a fraudulent manner and deserves outing.

[khkco4bls]

WOW. now PayPal says they're reviewing more information from him. This is incredible

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by khkco4bls

WOW. now PayPal says they're reviewing more information from him. This is incredible

For future reference, you get something like this again, just put it back together, send it back, use "SNAD" (seller not as described as a reason) on Ebay for returning the item, and as soon as the tracking shows delivered you will get your money back, plus shipping.

Don't bother with the back and forth.

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

I am sorry, but eBay is ALL ALL about the buyer these days, which is why some many collectors with stuff to sell avoid it like the plague. I am very surprised that they backed him in this, but virtually every rule change is about buyer protection. UNfortunately, they do some strange things like getting rid of the insider team who could reports bad autos and get the item pulled, but refunding money is usually a given.

I find it interesting that Stephen agrees that eBay is all about the seller, when he has made it his collecting system to buy things he thinks are good and return the ones he finds out aren't. That is not a critique on his strategy, but considering how many times he says he has done it, in my mind, just proves how for the buyer eBay is.

Regardless, I am glad to see you got refunded and I am glad he got outed here as he didn't volunteer to give the money back. He was forced to do so, by paypal. In my mind, that is acting in a fraudulent manner and deserves outing.

When did I say it's all about the seller? My system clearly shows how it's all about the buyer. If I did say that somewhere I apologize cause it's clearly not the case.

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE

When did I say it's all about the seller? My system clearly shows how it's all about the buyer. If I did say that somewhere I apologize cause it's clearly not the case.

Post #15. You agreed with his comments. Perhaps you only meant the first part. My apologies if I misunderstood, but you quoted his entire message, so i assumed you were agreeing with it all. Not sure if you know, but you can edit a quote, so it only posts the section you are referring to

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