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YES, i do have some issues like recently a draper tool kit witch the tool pouch was all ripped and freyd and it was never stated, and like the Burberry baseball cap that was just fit for the bin, stunk of stale cigs and black as hell with muck and the seller had used a stock photo of a different cap, and to add a fake Burberrys cap at that too,
and when a USA seller tried to skank me out of £250 for a replica 1:1 Rolex watch witch i reported or like the other 1:1 Rolex watch were it arrived with the strap all broken in 3 parts witch again the seller did not disclose in the listing, but i am the one at fault for reporting the not fit for propose items if the sellers were 100% honest about there listing then i would not have to complaint would i or claim my money back, i feel this is unfair discrimination and been monitored
E bay has changed of the last 23 years more unsavoury seller always trying to pull one over on you, i ask you this, why do the seller do it, like never send the items out or trying and rip you off with inferior good and them knowing full well they are not fit for sale on here, it states in e bays rules we enter in to a contract when bidding and buying and we have to pay for the items we buy, so do's this contract not apply for getting our money back for not fit for propose items, we have the same buys rights as we do in any shop on the high street and under The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations Act 2000,
and e bays way of getting more money off you the so called Buyers Protection whats all that about you see something at say £10.00 puts it ends up at say £13.00 + postage another fleece been pulled,
So why are e bay saying that you have too many open returns, well i say if the dodgy sellers were more honest about what they sell we would not have to get our money back would we, and never mind monitoring what we buy and out accounts, and no it is not a fair and trusted marketplace anymore, just look at all the fake / replica items for sale all inferior goods, like Prada, Gucci, Stone Island, Cp, Carhartt, North Face, Adidas, Bootleg Old Skool Mix Commutations that they do not own the rights to the music too, ??
You report them and they don't take them off....why don't they take them off, because they will lose money that's why...
When i was a seller with over 100% feedback about 12 years ago i had a saying,
NEVER SELL ANYTHING YOU WOULD NOT BUY YOURSELF ........
