Go on then, explain!

knightsimon

I am gonna buy a faulty psp from ebay and give it a go.

FloFlo

MrB wrote: »

The con, and it is a con, is he obviously knows of a retailer who will dispatched PSP's without a postage charge. He simply gives orders a PSP in your name and uses your address. Most couriers WILL NOT open a package to check the contents, so the customer, you, open to check it. Hardly ever done on the doorstep is it? The switch is then made. The courier takes it back as faulty, maybe damaged in transit, or whatever. 07707jaimie has his money, thank you very much. Any come back is on you. Oh yes, you probably, if you get away with it, will have another courier knocking your door with the replacement PSP that was "damaged", BUT BY THEN 07707jaime has shut his account and moved onto another con.

How could you return a parcel with the courier, you wouldn't have addressed it, the company certainly wouldn't be expecting it back quite so soon and would expect to be contacted first. Not sure about this theory either.

Keep 'em coming.

pulliptears

Maybe the courier used is a friend, courier delivers new psp, swaps for old psp and arranges an "accident" on his van? SPlit the profits perhaps?

richyrichuk

steviebabes wrote: »

He's now got a neg for this, and returned a neg!

!!!!!!?? wht does that mean???

FloFlo wrote: »

Your solution is the buyers are so thick they think a repaired psp is a new one! And that he just happens to have brand new psp boxes and packaging to put them in.

and no not thick just accept it, because of the price.

"looks like a catalog return, had the protective films on, but a bit of dirt here and there"

straight from the horse's mouth.....

also Mrb surely they'd click when so many PSP's get damaged in transit through 1 retailer.....

ryansace

Someone should inform Sony immediately.

When my PS2 broke, I phoned sony as it was stilll under guarantee, and they did the exact thing he is describing.

what he is doing is ringing sony and saying 'my psp broke down its still under guarantee' then referring them to the buyers address. Sony replace or fix the item, no problem.

Sony dont usually check the guarantee, and if they do, he can easily use an in date guarantee, just go to the shop, buy a psp with guarantee, sorted, makes £35 or so from all the ebay sales, easy.

When i called sony didnt even check my guarantee. Its a real shame to see someone abuse sony's fantastic customer service though.

I will be informing Sony immediately.

richyrichuk

who cares sony makes billions, hes just using a loop hole. an if ur not bright enough to work it out...well ur loss.

freddysmith

richyrichuk wrote: »

who cares sony makes billions, hes just using a loop hole. an if ur not bright enough to work it out...well ur loss.

And I guess its ok with you for people to take as much water as they need, to sell on to others in the recent flood affected areas :mad:

ryansace

richyrichuk wrote: »

who cares sony makes billions, hes just using a loop hole. an if ur not bright enough to work it out...well ur loss.

Well that's a good attitude to have. So what if because of this, Sony decide to put up prices to compensate for all these guarantee claims?

Sony make billions from providing a quality product, so you shouldn't take advantage of someones brilliant business. If you had a business, im sure you wouldnt want someone exploiting a loophole...

GregtheHammer

ryansace wrote: »

I will be informing Sony immediately.

Anyone reported this to eBay yet? If its fraud they should kick him off

richyrichuk

well not a very good business if u got a loophole like that. and no i wouldnt but people do. a major company like sony arnt gonna care its a faceless business. and yeh put the prices up...yeah rite, by a 1/3 of a penny to cover wht this guy did. talkin out ur !!!! mate