17-06-2021 10:15 AM
I have not been able to use the UK eBay website properly for 18 months. Some days I can login after 4 pm other days after 10 pm - most days not at all. No one will help. eBay UK has no telephone number (what company has NO telephone number?). I have sent emails - with no replies. I have sent letters to the Complaints department - with no replies. The only only way I could speak to someone was to go to the US site - use the CHAT service and ask them to contact someone in the UK - and get them to phone me. Spent 5 hours yesterday on CHAT and the reps. just disappeared or ignored me. Now it seems the call back service has been removed. What the hell can I do?
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' Here are some of the most popular alternative browsers that you can install on your Chromebook:
To be honest, that sounds like a user end issue, not a site one.
Have you tried the obvious - clearing all eBay cookies and cache and a different browser?
What device and browser are you using?
Okay, so according to you, eBay staff, other experienced eBay sellers and every man and his dog are stupid and ignorant etc, yet it’s you who’s been limited to accessing eBay for a few hours a day for the past 18 months? Do you not think that your incredible rudeness might be impeding you in life, just a little bit?
Do you have any friends? Perhaps if you could use their device and browser and see if the problem still occurs that would narrow it down.
Here's how to download the FireFox browser onto a Chromebook:
If ebay is as bad as you claim, here's link to close your account.
By a process of elimination you’d be advised on any forum, eBay or computing, to try clearing cookies and cache first. Nobody here is a mind reader so nobody knows that you’ve already tried this and you're at some self certified Chromebook genius level. So, instead of taking umbrage with it and calling us 'idiots' (do you really think that's acceptable?) it would be politer to just say something along the lines of “I’ve already tried that and it didn’t work”.
If you know anything about computers then you’ll know that the art of problem solving is by a process of elimination, which is why a different browser has been suggested. You’re quite insistent that you can’t install FireFox or Opera on your Chromeboook, that it isn’t possible and that we’re all daft here for thinking that you can. Well, you can. If you don’t want to, that’s fine. It’s not the eBay app, so I’m not sure where you’re getting that from, it’s just a different web browser. Again, it’s a process of elimination. If the problem still persists the next step is to try a different device. Again, you took umbrage with this thinking that I was suggesting that you move in with somebody or something similarly dramatic, when it’s a simple “Hey, may I borrow your phone for a minute just to see if I can log into my eBay account to see if I get the same issues as I do with my Chromebook?”. We’ve managed to help thousands of people over the years, most are nice and chatty and it’s a pleasure, some are just plain rude and get on some kind of high horse and can’t be helped. That’s okay, it takes all sorts and it’s your problem, not ours.
Glad that you’re up and running now, I had an idea that you might be back to tell us that it was all fixed within the next few hours. Glad that the eBay CS rep agreed with everything you said and confirmed that you were absolutely right, clearly an excellent rep.
For what it's worth, there's been a button to ask for a call back for the past few years now.
Just to clarify, at no point whatsoever has anyone here called you an ‘idiot’, I think you’ve got your posts mixed up. If you look at the ones attributed to your name, you’ll see that it’s you who has called responders here idiots. All there in black and white.
Online sites are constantly being updated and tweaked, nobody here is going to deny that. To be honest, all I’ve learnt is that some people are so incredibly rude and do wonder what happened to make them that way. Still, all’s well that ends well, happy eBay selling.