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Seller says item destroyed after I'd won
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ebay do not need any more money grabbing people. I sell things all the time e.g. £50 dress from miss selfridge went for 99p. I risked putting it up and therefore have to honour this agreement. If the seller had been decent enough to be honest with you I would agree and mutually withdraw, but if he doesnt send piccy make him pay the fees.Total debt £17,135 total paid off £5250
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It really depends, OP, on how much hassle you are willing to undertake. You could send the payment. But they might send you a pic of it ruined, then you would feel a bit silly! They are likely to just refund it back to you if you do. You can open a dispute but it still won't get you your teddy.
It sounds as though the seller was naive and no doubt you are disappointed but I don't think that warrants playing silly b*ggers to be honest. Its a waste of everyone's time.I have had many Light Bulb Moments. The trouble is someone keeps turning the bulb off
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this has happened to my mum so many times she has bid and won an item then recieved email saying sorry item is damaged !!!
im a seller and its true i risk my item going for pitence but its my problem and i honor it its such a shame that people do this , its not fair on the winner :90 -
although i will say, on 2 occasions i have left a pile of things in the lounge waiting to be listed on ebay, and one of my dogs (never quite sure which one or whether its a joint effort;)) has chewed the item so that i can't sell it!
total projected value £25!
needless to say it won't happen a third time:o0
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