Wii's Spotted or Wanted. Please post all availability for the Wii here

markybhoy75

anything over £200 is profit

Browntoa

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

u are absolutely correct. :T

paying by credit card is the safest way to buy online, because if u dont get the goods credit card company will charge back.

i havent read all the posts so dont know if this has been posted, is 100% feedback seller, if people pay by paypal with transfer of existing paypal funds or funds from bank account they are at paypals whim if goods dont arrive, if paypal is funded by credit card then if goods dont arrive, credit card company will charge back.

http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZjohn_barr

and his selling profile does not show this type of sale....ALL of a sudden he has 71 Nintendo Wii's

hacked Ebay account

bristolleedsfan

Browntoa wrote: »

and his selling profile does not show this type of sale....ALL of a sudden he has 71 Nintendo Wii's

hacked Ebay account

quite possible, if someone pays by paypal totally funded by their credit card then they are 100% totally protected.

paypal are being crafty they are encouraging people to register their bank account details, and then using bank account as default funding option. ( no protection)

Browntoa

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

quite possible, if someone pays by paypal totally funded by their credit card then they are 100% totally protected.

paypal are being crafty they are encouraging people to register their bank account details, and then using bank account as default funding option. ( no protection)

the Ebay part of the forum is FULL of people getting no money back as the Paypal account has been cleared...

the person getting the baliffs letters will be the poor !!!!!! who has had their ebay account hacked

melanieabc

nokia8800 wrote: »

The lady said, that anyone who ordered on Friday morning should be safe and everyone i know who ordered in the morning have received there wiis the next day plus you have the confirmation email. It is just the Friday night orders that there were problems with.

Don't worry, you will receive your wii tomorrow.

I was lucky enough to order one from argos on friday morning i rang up yesterday and the guy said yea you have got one and its being delivered by DHL on monday i hope it arrives

isthatreduced

melanieabc wrote: »

I was lucky enough to order one from argos on friday morning i rang up yesterday and the guy said yea you have got one and its being delivered by DHL on monday i hope it arrives

What games come with it?
I can't remember:o and the email doesn't tell me ,only that it has the sports pack(with the tennis racket ect) and two games.

nokia8800

isthatreduced wrote: »

What games come with it?
I can't remember:o and the email doesn't tell me ,only that it has the sports pack(with the tennis racket ect) and two games.

The games are Zelda and WarioWare - Smartmoves

bristolleedsfan

Browntoa wrote: »

the Ebay part of the forum is FULL of people getting no money back as the Paypal account has been cleared...

the person getting the baliffs letters will be the poor !!!!!! who has had their ebay account hacked

this is the last time im posting this, its general advice if someone pays by paypal WHOLLY funded by their credit card if they receive nothing and paypal doesnt retrieve the money the credit card company will charge back against paypal.


http://www.creditorweb.com/articles/purchase-protection.html


http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/tp/esppp-process.html


Eligible transactions

you paid with a credit card (either directly to the seller or through an online payment service other than PayPal) you must have already contacted your credit card issuer and sought reimbursement from the issuer prior to filing a claim.

bristolleedsfan

Stantheman wrote: »

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Bank transfer is safe. In the same way that chip and pin, cheques, paypal, moneybookers are i.e not 100% safe. If a scammer wants your money then there are always ways to get it. Yes credit card is the safest method but as Ive stated far too many times today that wasnt the original point made. The op was talking about payment by paypal or bank transfer I advised him that he shouldnt be too concerned about bank transfer which in my opinion is fair comment. Although admittedly maybe "completely safe" was a bad choice of words.

Please read both posts in thier original context below before you post anymore argumentative rubbish. It was a genuine reply to a thread that you have twisted all out of proportion as you are not man enough to back down and HAVE to have the last word. Well you can have it now because I wont be replying to you anymore. !!!!!!.

its u thats talking rubbish bank transfer is as safe as sending cash through the post. [URL="javascript:emoticon(':fact')"][/URL][URL="javascript:emoticon(':fact')"][/URL][URL="javascript:emoticon(':fact')"][/URL]


http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/tp/esppp-process.html
Eligible transactions

• The final price of the item is over £15. Multiple listings cannot be combined into one claim to become eligible, even if purchased from the same seller. Items purchased through Multiple Item Listings are eligible, provided the combined value of all items purchased through a single listing is over £15.
• You are a winning bidder or fixed price buyer of an item listed on the eBay site.
• Both you and the seller had a feedback rating of zero or above at the close of the listing.
• Your item is legal and in accordance with eBay's Listing Policies and User Agreement.
• Payment was sent to the seller in good faith and proof of payment can be documented.
• You have not exceeded the three claims per six-month limit.
• If you paid with a credit card (either directly to the seller or through an online payment service other than PayPal) you must have already contacted your credit card issuer and sought reimbursement from the issuer prior to filing a claim.

Non-eligible transactions

• Items which are not significantly different from the item description.
• Items paid for with cash or instant money transfer services such as Western Union or MoneyGram.
• Bidpay: please contact your credit card provider to file a chargeback.
• Items which are paid for with a postal order.
• Items where a PayPal claim has been paid. If you paid for your eBay transaction with PayPal, you'll need to go through PayPal's Buyer Complaint Process.
• Items damaged or lost in transit.
• Merchandise that has been altered, repaired, discarded or resold.
• Items which are picked up or delivered in person.
• Intangible items.
• Double or overpayment.
• Postage and packing fees.
• Escrow fees.
• Buyer's remorse.

dollywops

nokia8800 wrote: »

To anyone who ordered from Argos on Friday night expecting their delivery tomorrow and still waiting for their confirmation email: BAD NEWS!!

I was in the same boat, i ordered on Friday night and wanted to double check with them as they had not debited any money from my account and had not received any confirmation order email. The lady asked for my post code and it came up with no order information and then used my card number and said no order had come up with that card and my account would not be debited.

I was sure when i ordered it, it went through, it asked me to confirm the amount for just under £250 in which i did. The lady put me on hold and then confirmed that their system should of never have let people order any wiis as they had none in stock and their was a glitch in their system. Sorry people.

I sent you a pm.