Ebay, part two.

[maxcelcat]

A week or so I was done over on Ebay, or at least I bought some dodgy headphones from some guy in Perth.

Anyway, he was good enough to at least refund me. I left him neutral, rather than negative feedback, for that reason alone. Noticed that he's got more negative and neutral feedback since I last looked. Also noticed he was selling at least five more sets of the headphones... So I told ebay all about him. Also told Bang and Olufsen. Now - should I also get in touch with the other people he's sold these items too????

Let the buyer beware!

Comments

[smegforbrains83.livejournal.com]

i'm always so distrusting of the sellers who don't show their feedback

it just screams out that they have something to hide

[(Anonymous)]

The guy still had a positive rating of 98.5% on about 80 transactions, which is not brilliant, but it's not bad. Mind you, I do always check it these days...

[http://users.livejournal.com/_megalomania_/]

I think getting in touch is probably the right thing to do. I mean, other people might not realise they're being fleeced. I know I wouldn't (seriously, I'm dumb as a post when it comes to things like this. Sad, isn't it?!). I know if it were me, I'd want someone to let me know so I could get my money back.

I'm glad you got a refund, at least. Perhaps if everyone else he sold these things to starts asking for refunds then he'll think twice about selling dodgy merchandise.