topic Re: Buyer left unfair negative feedback in Seller Central

topic Re: Buyer left unfair negative feedback in Seller Central https://community.ebay.co.uk/t5/Seller-Central/Buyer-left-unfair-negative-feedback/m-p/7938062#M758004 well im not really bothered if come a mentor or not, its no loss of mine, but after reading though many sellers  posts on here who are incurring losses to the tune of £0,000s by fraudulent buyers, thought my own experiences would help them out so they wont b put off by sellin online and lettin scam buyers get away with £0000s of free goods, you might think its entirely fine for a buyer to scam a seller, many dont. i'm about to pursue a scammer who ripped me off to tune of £200 on some door handles, he sent back his scrappy ones, but the buyers so thick, he actually sent messages showing pictures of my handles saying there was a fault with one of them and he wants a partial refund, it was all nonsense. SO i have factual evidence he received the correct handles, then ive done subject access cctv request at postoffice he dropped them off and I deliberately didnt open the door to postman so they would redirect to my local postoffice and done a subject access request there for  the cctv showing  the same package he sent collected by myself oh u can also see me moving the package up high so it will be fully captured by the cctv. Then  had my handles weighted when dropped them off at postoffice and the package he sent back also weight checked to prove his *bleep*py plastic handles weigh less than solid aluminium  ones. So now ive reported him to police got crime reference no and then i've actually been down to his house taken pic's of my handles in his car, and after Police have decided if they want to investigate or not (doubt they will) , I  will be pursuing him through the court with a civil trial (moneyclaim online) , and when his standing up in front of a magistrate im sure they'll believe his lies. Its advice like this which needs to get out to sellers to stop these fraudster scam buyers simply coming online and ripping ppl off.  Another courier scam; dropped off some very expensive wheels/ tyres £900 (used value not new) at a couriers depot, who then thought they'll rob them for themselves and lie denying that i  even dropped them, Well there again comes the legal knowledge; subject access request for cctv in public place gdpr laws etc..., and you guessed it; they suddenly found the said wheels!!!! as the cctv showed me dropping them off in my car and the manager of depot walking out  to receive and he never scanned them as realized there a opportunity to rob expensive wheels.   so im sure  advice like this will be beneficial to many genuine sellers on ebay, you might think otherwise as its not you thats losing out 0000s to scam buyers, but many would appreciate this type of advice and knowledge from a actual business who has experienced these attempted thefts on a regular basis  thankYOU     Sun, 05 Oct 2025 16:16:39 GMT crash_salvage_repair 2025-10-05T16:16:39Z