An Enjoyable Look Into tweets and Poppy's Expeditions Thread (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

karlie88

FloFlo wrote: »

Thanks hun x




:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

That is actually similar to look I used to aim for back in the 80s

Hair will re-grow.



Life could be worse.



x

:kisses3:

zippydooda

Whisky_Collector wrote: »

I think her name was Tricia...

"whats the international space station"

Picasso7

Go away for a couple of days and there is a new thread! Thank you.

Silly to be upset, but I bought something on eBay which was advertised as 150 cm wide and was only 130 cm. Postage was more than cost of item so messaged the seller to ask for refund. They told me to return it. I said I would but they'd have to refund me and also pay postage cost of refund. Thinking to save them cost of return postage, I said if they preferred, I would take the item to a charity shop. Seller says description was not wrong since they quoted approx size and 'a few centimetres is minute'! I have been told my message is threatening and intimidating and have been called a scammer and an awful person. I have managed to be polite throughout, have raised an 'item not as described' in the resolution centre and have posted photos of the item with the discrepancy clearly marked. But it's disproportionately upsetting!

dipdap

Urgh
F1 finished (great race in the end, could have been a few laps longer )
Now DH grabs the remote and the channel hopping commences (apparently some scouse team is on telly :rotfl: )
What time do the shops shut today ? :rotfl:

Call_of_Trouty

Whisky_Collector wrote: »

Going by the wonderful job she did of raising the first one she should have kept her legs shut!:money::money:

If you're going to post things like this I don't think you're going to last very long

bubbs

Picasso7 wrote: »

Go away for a couple of days and there is a new thread! Thank you.

Silly to be upset, but I bought something on eBay which was advertised as 150 cm wide and was only 130 cm. Postage was more than cost of item so messaged the seller to ask for refund. They told me to return it. I said I would but they'd have to refund me and also pay postage cost of refund. Thinking to save them cost of return postage, I said if they preferred, I would take the item to a charity shop. Seller says description was not wrong since they quoted approx size and 'a few centimetres is minute'! I have been told my message is threatening and intimidating and have been called a scammer and an awful person. I have managed to be polite throughout, have raised an 'item not as described' in the resolution centre and have posted photos of the item with the discrepancy clearly marked. But it's disproportionately upsetting!

You did right opening a dispute but will still have to pay return postage, 20cm is alot of difference could undertand 2cm but 20:(

bubbs

Hello Dip:wave:
Men love the tv remote, i forget how ours works:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

cheer1eader

Bubbs :wave: how's the hand today?

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

Bubbs :wave: how's the hand today?

Hello:wave:
It is hurting bit today,but not took painkillers, wound is nice and clean and looks healthy so thats good:D thanks for asking

Picasso7

bubbs wrote: »

You did right opening a dispute but will still have to pay return postage, 20cm is alot of difference could undertand 2cm but 20:(

You're right! What a bummer.

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/money-back-guarantee.html

It looks as if I'll get what I paid back but won't get paid for returning the item.

I'd understand 2 cm too...

It will be interesting to see what eBay decides. I've never had this sort of problem before.