clear breach of ebays policies

texranger

Beware of user mycoolimports

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110685618920

contacted buyer to state that if anyone bids for the 99p then under ebays policies he is obligated to see at that price and his reply was

so, the 1500 odd non paying bidders/buyers ive had in 4 years that have purchased items from me but havent paid me, legally have to pay me? wow.! if they did pay me i could take a month off and cruise around the world, care to help me with that?

No one gives a monkeys about ebay policy these days.....

- mycoolimports

pitkin2020

hes right though, ebay don't enforce their own policies half the time. An auction is supposed to be a legally binding contract to buy but buyers pull out all the time.

Really he should have listed a sale brochure for the 99p to get around the policy.

texranger

pitkin2020 wrote: »

hes right though, ebay don't enforce their own policies half the time. An auction is supposed to be a legally binding contract to buy but buyers pull out all the time.

Really he should have listed a sale brochure for the 99p to get around the policy.

yup ebay rely 100% on other members informiong them of policy breaches and then they look into it

another message from the seller, which his reply only confirms he is trying to get out of paying the ebay FVF fees.

and if i list it for £200,000 i get some muppet clicking BIN costing me £500, so either way, i get a muppet, unless i get a serious enquiry from a serious businessman with money, who wants to buy a serious business, who wouldnt just click buy it now, a serious businessman would contact me first and would want to come and visit the premises, view the stock, etc etc

- mycoolimports

Oliver14

If you're going to start a thread for every listing you come across that breaches the rules. That'll be a lot of threads

I only hope your not using your main selling account to contact him because when his listing gets pulled I wonder who he'll blame?

jabdc5

its been pulled....