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Re: Anyone been taken on ebay? Looking for Brenda
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Posted by Chris-se-ILL on December 30, 2003 at 07:24:12 from (216.174.170.140):
In Reply to: Anyone been taken on ebay? Looking for Brendan Gr posted by T-Bone on December 29, 2003 at 17:18:47:
File a complaint with E-Bay! I got a guy's account (knivesandstuff2iv4) shut down for scamming me. He jerked me around for almost 3 months (which is outside of the ebay complaint filing time period) but I still filed charges and jumped through all the hoops. It took ebay about 3 more months to respond to my complaint, and then it took another two and a half months before they sent me a check for about 1/3rd of my loss ($66.10). But they shut the guy's account off... and he had a rating of "1095" on his feedback. I kept printouts of the sale page, printouts of all emails. I sent copies of them all to ebay. At the time I filed, I figured that though it was past the deadline for filing... atleast I would still get my licks in! It worked! File charges! Even if it seems too late by the rules for filing! More people should complain and jump through the hoops! Get these cheats shut sown! I made one big mistake though. I responded to his "hate" feedback that he left for me on my feedback list. A person only has one chance to respond to negative feedback and I used it to rebut his venom. I should have not responded until I heard the final ruling from ebay... I could have posted that I shut the @%#$&%@'s account down!!! (Even though I won the complaint, and ebay shut his account... they would not remove that one negative feedback from my account!!!) There should be a trophy room on ebay to display all the heads of those SOB's that get caught ripping people off!
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