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Old 01-16-2010, 09:03 AM
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I wish there was a negative feedback police, I bought something from a guy with 99% positive who has 60+ negatives in a month and over 740 negatives in the last 12 months...ebay sucks but it`s the only game in town...
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Old 01-16-2010, 02:52 PM
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Here's a copy of what 1 Ebayer thinks of Ebay's policies.
This is from his ME page.

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Once more it has happened to me, and I am sure I'm not the only seller to have been scammed. Do a Google search sometime for eBay scams and PayPal scams. Since the changes in eBay policies last year, I find I am being scammed about once every 20 auctions, and buyers know there is nothing sellers can do. eBay and PayPal keep changing their policies but it always seems to favor the buyers at the detriment of sellers. Like many sellers who offer a refund, I normally charge a restocking fee to deter people from returning items if they find something else they like for less money. There is also a 7 day time limit to get a refund. I think every seller deducts for their shipping costs from any refunds they might pay. Many sellers do not allow returns. ENTER THE NEW POLICY OF PAYPAL, THE SAFE AND SECURE WAY FOR SELLERS TO ACCEPT MONEY!!! If a buyer decides he wants a refund he just needs to file with PayPal and claim the item was not as described. You have 45 days to decide if you want to keep the item, NOT 7 Days even if your auction states 7 days. PayPal will rule in the buyers favor and might even ask that him or her return the item but not always. If PayPal requests a tracking number just put the item back in the box, or put a brick, or whatever you want, in the box and ship it. If the seller gets a brick back there is nothing he can do and PayPal sure wont help. If you sell a used item and state no returns the buyer still has 45 days to file a claim with PayPal for a full refund. The buyer will get his refund as soon as the seller pays PayPal. If the seller does not refund PayPal his eBay account and his PayPal account will be closed. The buyer gets the gold mine and the seller gets the shaft. SO NO MORE PAYPAL FOR ME. IF YOU WANT TO USE PAYPAL TO SCAM ME PLEASE BID ELSEWHERE!!! ABSOLUTELY NO MORE PAYPAL. IM OUT $595 PLUS MY SHIPPING COSTS PLUS MY EBAY SELLERS FEES, WHICH ARE NOT CHEAP ON A $595 ITEM. THIS MOST RECENT SCAM IS THE LAST TIME I WILL BE SCAMMED BY A BUYER WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF PAYPAL!!!




When a seller gets scammed he is out of his shipping costs and eBay sellers fees if you wait 33 days to return the item. eBay has reduced the time allowed to refund sellers fees yet again. I guess they were having to refund too many sellers and were looking for ways to increase profits. So now the seller is out of the shipping costs and maybe his eBay fees, plus all of the time he spent listing the item, answering questions, as well as packing and shipping time. If you hire somebody to do the shipping you are out his wages. The packing tape and gas to drive to UPS are not free either. But dont plan on PayPal deducting anything for your time or costs because they will only give the buyer a FULL refund. But thats the least of your worries if the buyer gets a $300 refund and you get a brick in the returned box. Once upon a time the seller could at least leave negative feedback for scammers and warn others but eBay changed that policy. Sellers are not allowed to leave negative feedback anymore and if you add any negative comment in a positive feedback comment area for a buyer who scammed you then eBay will remove the comment and leave the positve feedback rating. With this policy scammers will ALWAYS have 100% feedback and eBay doesnt want anybody to know. I have tried to tell about these problems by including information in my auction listing but eBay has started to shut down my auctions for leaving any comments that might offend anybody. eBay said that warning people about scams violates eBay policies. They said the only place I could leave my "political" comments, as eBay called them, was in my ABOUT ME PAGE. I bet it wont take them long to delete this or suspend me for telling the truth. In my most recent auction I asked that deadbeats not bother to bid. eBay would not allow me to use the word deadbeat because it might offend them LOL!!! I changed the word and listed the auction BUT I included some of my "political opinion" as eBay called it, in the auction listing under my PayPal policy section. Within 12 hours eBay closed it and said the following:

"The listing was removed because it violated the eBay No Item policy. The violation occurred when you included the following information in your listing:

Auctions are designed to sell an item and to promote an eBay transaction, not an opinion, political stance or other extraneous type of information.

The About Me page may be a better place for some of these items, or for additional information about a seller or their business.

We want eBay to be a safe community where all our members feel safe to visit and trade without the fear of another member posting negative comments about their eBay account in the auction description. These types of issues should be left in the feedback forum."


BUT I WANT TO TELL YOU ABOUT A WEBSITE WHERE BAD PEOPLE ARE LISTED. TAKE A LOOK AT THE WEBSITE THAT IS LINKED BELOW, UNLESS EBAY HAS DELETED MY LINK.


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Old 01-24-2010, 05:00 AM
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This guy has the Ebay gauge blues as well:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TACHOMETE...=item3a570eb0c2
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