
8th Aug 2007, 11:52 pm
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Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 17
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Originally Posted by robjones";p="
Once these thieves dishonour the agreement, there is NO contract. By scamming you by blatantly misrepresenting what they were selling they were committing FRAUD, pure and simple. They dont have any rights as far as I am concerned. Ebay are also guilty of aiding and abetting these scumbags. When you read the Ebay Community garbage it makes me so feckin angry. They talk of "values" and "fairplay" while stealing money out of your back pocket. There are a great number of buyers with zero feedback who had absolutely no chance of spotting these scams. Most of them were probably teenagers who wanted the "latest thing" and thought Ebay was the place to get it. Time and time again I have reported these illegal listings only for nothing to be done, although I have noticed a reduction in the 8GB "nano" type scams over the past couple of weeks. I have concentrated in reporting that type of listing over the past few weeks. It started off that I was reporting over thirty a night, now it is almost down to single figures. Ebay take so long to act, that is if they act at all.
Must stop now, RANTING again :evil:
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I totally agree with you man i am a teenager in collage and just wanted a good deal since money is tight and i needed an mp3 player for work because you would go insane with out one where i work. your right i agreed to his return policy with an 8GB mp4 player not a 1GB hacked mp4 so his return policy isnt even worth my reading. Instead of losing 40$ on a player i didnt want, i just ended up with a free player and my 40$ back and good feed back on ebay thanks alot halitele for your fast shipping and no problem on my fast payment it was great getting it back! =) thanks to the helpful users on here.
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