I purchased a battery charger a few weeks ago. When I went to use it, it gave me an electric shock on the battery connectors even with the charger switched off, I have photographic and video evidence of this. I returned the item in the original package, exactly as it arrived, only to receive just 60% of the total amount. The seller stated that it came back damaged and was not saleable (as, of course it should not have been because it was dangerous). The seller said that they were on holiday and would deal with it when they returned only, when back, they said they are discussing it with the company that make it. Hence the time lapse, (my fault for allowing it), and eBay closed the claim. It would seem I can't leave feedback to warn other customers and, also, was told that it was back up for sale. Having spoken to eBay twice, regarding his matter, with no result. Worth noting that, before you purchase, check where the seller is located - this one it seems is in China.
