Royal Mail fail to deliver a parcel when posted 28/9.

thetriggerhappypwner

I will be happy when this thread is deleted actually. This thread has only become a personal attack on me, and you are the ones doing it.

I am now going to remain silent as you clearly are getting some twisted gratification out my frustration and I am sure your enjoying it.

/thread.

wealdroam

thetriggerhappypwner wrote: »

There may be absolutely no proof, but the amount of people saying he has AS has made me in to a believer.

There may be 'absolutely no proof' that you are a nutter, but the amount of people saying you are has made me into a believer.

custardy

thetriggerhappypwner wrote: »

I will be happy when this thread is deleted actually. This thread has only become a personal attack on me, and you are the ones doing it.

I am now going to remain silent as you clearly are getting some twisted gratification out my frustration and I am sure your enjoying it.

/thread.

tomtontom

You've still not removed the feedback against the buyer OP. If it's not possible to remove it you should at least add a correction, or ask eBay to remove it for you.

photome

I know its off topic but when security in sainsburys asked you to remove your helmet, why didnt you just remove it? rather than what followed.

PS
most people would have removed it before they entered to store

elsien

Come on folks.The OP is clearly not doing himself any favours at all and his communication skills do leave an awful lot to be desired. But this thread seems to have descended into prodding with a stick to see what happens, and that seems to me to be unnecessary.

zax47

elsien wrote: »

Come on folks.The OP is clearly not doing himself any favours at all and his communication skills do leave an awful lot to be desired. But this thread seems to have descended into prodding with a stick to see what happens, and that seems to me to be unnecessary.

In my experience of those on the Asperger's "spectrum" the OP is showing all the classic behaviours of; no "filters", few social skills, total inability to comprehend any other point of view, lack of perspective, interpreting any disagreement as a personal attack, etc.

I have found the best path is not to engage, but provide factual information - they love facts as they can research/verify them and they tend to deal in absolutes, (black or white, right or wrong, with me or against me, etc.) "grey" areas don't exist for them - that's just how they're wired.

arcon5

Okay 6 pages of... well... not sure what this is..... but basically ops sent an item in the post, royal mail lost it, buyer wants refund, op has to claim the money of royal mail instead.

Not sure exactly what the problem is? The buyer is the innocent one in all this... surely..? They paid for goods they never received.

foxtrotoscar_2

At their wits end over £24 over a missing item on ebay? Ebay is not a place for them then I suggest?