CLOSING MY EBAY ACCOUNT FOR GOOD!!

After 10 yrs of actively buying on Ebay for our overseas customers, we are now going to close all orders and our account with Ebay.

 

We have spent thousands and  thousands of pounds on many items including loads of carparts. There are some very good sellers, genuine and honest on Ebay but there are also some very rubbish sellers as well. 

 

Furthermore, we are fed up with tracking that shows the items have been delivered and simply put, they havent!!

 

A few days ago, YODEL only delivered 1 of 2 packages and the driver even noted he could not find the other package and that he would look at the depot or van and return - he never did!! - So why does both packages show as delivered??

 

The very same thing happened just a few weeks ago - We gave Ebay all the information which they refused to believe as the tracking was showing both items had been delivered. This was not the case - 

 

We then handed it over to Paypal, they too came back and said that the merchants tracking was showing as delivered. Case closed!

 

Another £8.99 lost to a rubish seller and tracking System.

 

And again tonight, due to Yodels incompetent driver who only delivered 1 of 2 packages but yet entered them as both delivered, we will now lose another £18.99 - Enough is Enough! 

 

We will now close our account and finally be done with all this dishonesty that goes on with Ebay and the terrible tracking system.

 

Im not sure of the account closure, never thought it would come to this, but am certianly prepared to close account once and for all..!!

 

Paulpartmaster signing out!

 

 

 

 

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I just posted about this very issue myself.

 

Two instances in the last 2 weeks of items in which the tracking notes said my parcel had been delivered, but they had not been.

 

There is something a bit funny going on here, I followed all the "tips", check with neighbours, look in places it might have been left and so on, and nothing.

 

The first of these was in fact delivered, .....24 hours after it allegedly had been.

 

The second is now 3-4 days late, again after it had been "delivered"

 

I can,t say I blame you, and if this contiunes only a twit would keep on buying.from here.

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If this opens any eyes ?

 

2 weeks ago i bought an item offering next day delivery for around £150 all in.

 

It was to be delivered by DPD

 

 

I went on to their online tracking and statrted to follow the parcel.

 

I was advised that parcel was to be delivered betweem 11.30 am and 12.30 am so at 11.15 am i sat by the window,one eye on my very quiet street and the other on tv and laptop.

 

At about midday i heard something pull up outside with a diesel engine and looked outside.It was a white mercedes DPD van.

 

It was rainnig mildly and i watched the driver get out,go to the back of the van and come out with a parcel which had the dimensions of my purchase.

 

Driver took parcel next door to number 20 ( i am at 22) and i heard him knock door.No reply so he knocked again.

 

I knew my neighbour was out so i went out to ask him if i could take it in.

 

Driver was happy and brought parcel over.

 

I looked at the address and it was MY parcel.

 

I then asked what address he was trying to deliver to and he says "number 20".

 

When i showed him the address label with 22 on it he said "oh,i always work off my PDA" and then he showed me the screen and sure enough it stated number 20 !.

 

Not surprising stuff goes missing i guess.

While this is all very annoying, put yourself in the place of the seller,who uses travking as the only protection that a seller has.

If tracking shows as delivered the seller has done his job and if it could be overturned because of incompetent Couriers and Drivers the whole point of tracking would be defeated, and every buyer could claim not received to get a refund.

 

The whole system would then collapse as no sellers would want to sell in a system that made them refund to everyone who chose to make a claim.

 

I think that complaints should be made to Trading Standards about the Standard of Service provided by many Couriers as they are the ones at fault, and even when they admit they are responsible I doubt any pay any compensation.

 

@paulpartmaster 

@olichris 

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