sold ps2 is buyer pulling a fast one !! dispute raised

feelgudtime

hi
just to say it happens to be a old ps2 and the exact same games

which is exactly the same as the last won item

kurjam

feelgudtime wrote: »

hi
just to say it happens to be a old ps2 and the exact same games

which is exactly the same as the last won item

which makes me think he is trying to con me, if he wanted a refund that bad why bother relisting the item... i know it worked my son was playing it till thursday this week.... will ringing paypal help at all ! !

mikey72

Leave him positive feedback, linking him with you, then his feedback left for others with be more visible. Bet he won't get any takers then as they see he's trying to sell it on.
Could be he's trying to sell it on though as you've refused to refund him, and he's trying to cut his losses.
(Don't think it's typical of all new ebayers though, we all have to start somewhere.)

StaffsSW

mikey72 wrote: »

Leave him positive feedback

Why increase the feedback score of somebody who could be on the scam??
:mad:

Antispam

Seems odd why he would buy a ps2 and then sell another one assuming he had another one

He claims he is selling because he now wants a ps3

No feedback for the user

discorosieroo

I would just tell paypal everything and they normally ask for the item to be returned, so if he dont have it your fine and it will be seen in your favour. Paypal have to be provided with a tracking number or signature for them to refund the buyer..... you should be fine

black_paw

that's why i gave up selling , stress stress stress, its a shame people like that are out there and give a bad name to the good uns.

prowla

Have you told paypal that he is selling your one?
Also, try and speak to a supervisor/manager rather than the numpty you'll first get.

steviebabes

Not exactly a new ebayer, been registered nearly 5 years, just no track record. Perhaps he has done this many times before?

Bernie

Jamla wrote: »

that's why i gave up selling , stress stress stress, its a shame people like that are out there and give a bad name to the good uns.

What with the combined Ebay/Paypal charges, it's generally become a pointless exercise that just makes money for them and leaves the seller totally vunerable to a dishonest buyer.

You're stuffed, Ebay/Paypal won't be bothered - they've got their cut already and therefore you're just a nuisance. Best write the loss off and join us in the ex-Ebay Seller crowd.

...I still buy stuff from eBay - but then I know that I am an honest British person who traded openly using my own name and that I'm some-one could not bear the thought of anyone thinking I'd ripped them off.

:beer: