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scammed by buyer/chancer!

snagglepuss16
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grrrrrrrrr this is more of a rant than anything. sold an item for £10.50. got email to say not as described-smelled of cooking and discoloured-erm been in my wardrobe since i bought it, dont do a lot of cooking in my bedroom!
anyway, part refunded £4 as i couldnt be bothered selling it again. go on to ebay tonight to find her selling it for BIN £22!! AND using 1 of my photos of it!!! MEGA!!!!!!
anyway, part refunded £4 as i couldnt be bothered selling it again. go on to ebay tonight to find her selling it for BIN £22!! AND using 1 of my photos of it!!! MEGA!!!!!!
let he without sin cast the first stone
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Well, you culd report her to ebay for the photo!But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
Lewis Carroll0 -
I have hahalet he without sin cast the first stone0
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If someone buys your item from buyer, send their buyer a message with a screenshot of the message from your buyer saying how smelly and dirty the item is, that should put their buyer off paying! I did something similar when someone bought some clothing off me that I'd sold as used for a few years, they tried to resell it as brand new with tags (they'd got a bag and tag from the right shop and photographed my item with it to make it look like they'd just bought it from the shop) - I sent a message to their bidder alerting them to my auction and the winner of that particular auction, and they retracted their bid. Serves sellers like that right. Bit stupid to buy and resell on the same account when you're trying to scam people!0
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i would be getting a friend to buy it and say the same to her when you receive it
might cost you a couple of quid though0 -
thought had crossed my mind. but seeing as she would of sold it for double anyway i can be bothered
plus, if i did happen to do it i'd use my own account cos im evil lollet he without sin cast the first stone0 -
snagglepuss16 wrote: »grrrrrrrrr this is more of a rant than anything. sold an item for £10.50. got email to say not as described-smelled of cooking and discoloured-erm been in my wardrobe since i bought it, dont do a lot of cooking in my bedroom!
anyway, part refunded £4 as i couldnt be bothered selling it again. go on to ebay tonight to find her selling it for BIN £22!! AND using 1 of my photos of it!!! MEGA!!!!!!
I would never allow myself to be blackmailed like that by a buyer. Personally, I'd rather have the item returned for a full refund then sell it again.0
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