BIN 99p, postage £319!!

Amazombie

nutmegman wrote:

please tell me how to report him

Enter the item number here:


http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/contact_us/_base/index.html

tankgirl1

razorbladekisses wrote:

I've reported all his items that have excessive postage and packaging charges. Hopefully if alot of us do this then the listings will be removed much more quickly.

i have just done the same :beer:

rdwarr

Wow, look what some idiot has done to the seller's feedback. :mad:

That is way out of order and I sincerely hope it's not somebody on here.

Poppycat

Reported him too.

tankgirl1

rdwarr wrote:

Wow, look what some idiot has done to the seller's feedback. :mad:

That is way out of order and I sincerely hope it's not somebody on here.

thats awful!!:eek: :mad:

Poppycat

Out of order posting details like that assuming they are correct.

LULUBELLE_2

Poppycat wrote:

Out of order posting details like that assuming they are correct.

That is SO out of line - why do that, reporting is the correct way to go! The person whos done that is as bad as the seller - or worse. :mad:

nutmegman

I think the neg feedback is justified, however, in that manor it is not a good thing.

In my view if ebay sorted thier act out then this wouldnt happen, the problem with feedback is that people are so scared to leave neg feedback it very rarely happens.......

motorguy

smartie1976 wrote:

It's also a tax dodge.

How is it a tax dodge? we pay vat on the total transaction cost including postage anyway, and also income tax would be payable on total selling price minus cost of selling?

Sugar_Coated_Owl

That is very wrong of the 'buyer' to have left the sellers address in his feedback. Surely if the seller reports it then eBay will remove it?