ebuyer delivery rip-off

sinw

Tell um stick it, wont wave £12 delivery problem on a £300 order - shop somewhere else...... unless its highly inconvinient that is, if u have to have it put a paypal claim in they pretty good with buyers........... if not contact consumer direct see where u stand

thelawnet

sinw wrote: »

Tell um stick it, wont wave £12 delivery problem on a £300 order - shop somewhere else...... unless its highly inconvinient that is, if u have to have it put a paypal claim in they pretty good with buyers........... if not contact consumer direct see where u stand

hah.

Paypal.

Scan sent me the wrong item and ignored my request for a refund.

So I submitted a paypal claim, which was closed almost immediately by paypal, as they don't care if you are sent the wrong item, only if you are sent nothing at all. Buyer protection BS....

gordikin

....and yet you still use them? That's now twice they've screwed things up for you...how many more times before it sinks in?

thelawnet

gordikin wrote: »

....and yet you still use them? That's now twice they've screwed things up for you...how many more times before it sinks in?

They only replied to the dispute today....

hatingutilities

paulofessex wrote: »

Sorry l don't understand...you make an online purchase at 7:30pm and expect delivery within 18.5 hours. Surely the order would have to be placed before the end of business that day..

they say on their phone lines you can make and order and get delivery in 12 hours and you can order as late as 11 30 pm

peachyprice

thelawnet wrote: »

I am going to refuse the delivery, so it will be more like £300.

That's if the item actually makes it's way back to ebuyer, by refusing delivery you are at the mercy of the delivery company and are putting yourself at risk of your £300 CPU being 'lost' along the way.

Buy hey ho, you know what you're doing.