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Ebay buyer scam, £600, new iPhone,
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If this is true I feel sorry for the person concerned. Karma isn't something you have "coming to you" it's with you right now in your own living hell.Warning: any unnecessary disclaimers appearing under my posts do not bear any connection with reality, either intended, accidental or otherwise. Your statutory rights are not affected.0
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What? Money grabbing? First of all, I came here with my ebay problem and as people helped me, which I liked I thought I will give it a try with my other problem too.
But hey, thanks, I won't.
Buyer was right? I would love to see what would you do in my cases.
I cannot take BT to court, neither I receive anything from them.
SteveE2 please just leave me.
The rest of the people, I thanks for the help I received!0 -
By the way, I do volunterring work for my family over the internet, they do rely on me. I do that for 13 years now and with a connection I got, it's really a pain especially if accounting and taxes rely on me.
Calling me a money grabber is OK, I don't really care. I am fed up with BT.0
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