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30-06-2021 6:34 AM
I have purhased an item , in this case battery rated at 58000mah, the item is stated to be for a e bike kit of 48v running at 1000w and stated amp output of 13a
A standard lot runs at 30a this will blow up the second I plug it in, as it tied to use more power than the battery holds.
This item need to be renamed, this is misleading to buyers
This item has the description copied and pasted from another site I found for fake batteries , I'm now down £180 without a battery in which I was here trying to purchase. Please help
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30-06-2021
6:39 AM
Did you buy it within 30 days? Then use eBay's 30 day Money Back Guarantee to get a full refund.
Open a case for item not as described in the resolution centre, and escalate on day 4 if not refunded beforehand.
Seller pays for return postage if they want their item back first. Hopefully you did not buy from China, as here you may need eBay Customer Services's help with that return postage.
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