banned from an e-bay shop for asking questions

Avoriaz

louise_1981 wrote: »

I feel that I am beyond that now, if they want to rip off customers that is their business, but I am now not willing to become one of their customers, I am just miffed that they have banned me when I have not done anything wrong, by e-bay's rules.

Louise, it is your money and it is your choice how you spend it.

You have had both support (pun not intended) and criticism on this thread but, if you feel at all uncomfortable buying from this seller, especially something as personal as a bra and underwear, then of course you shouldn’t buy from them.

Ebay and the UK is not exactly short of alternative bra sellers. I have heard that Rigby and Peller are very good if rather pricey for large size bras.

I hope you can find what you want and that both you and your oh are happy with your purchases.

Finally, can anyone explain the mysterious absence of Graham Devon from a thread about bras?

goldspanners

louise_1981 wrote: »

Goldspanners, if you have that attitude, I am surprised you sell much.

i dont sell hundreds but what i do sell i try to list it as accurately and as honestly as possible so there is no need for many questions,but there is still a small amount of carpy questions asked which could be answered if the potential buyers read the whole listings,and doesnt expect me to have tested every single item i sell to destruction.
i know my products and my market well,but there are some questions that just cant be answered,and shouldnt be asked.
like this one,from a buyer asking me if i had a buy it now for an item starting at £4.99,so i said make me an offer,he got back to me with the offer of £5.00,seriously what is the point? if i only wanted a fiver i would have listed it as a BIN.

moon-pig_2

I agree with Novelli, I would not spend a single penny on these idiots out of principle. I would also tell the whole world about your disgraceful treatment.

Mozette

There is a company called Bravissimo that do lovely and reasonably priced bras for the extravagently endowed. No connection, I'm just a very happy customer of theirs.

DrFluffy

GeologyRocks wrote: »

While I agree that the seller was rude, it would annoy me if a buyer contacted me to question my prices.

It sounds like the OP was rude too!

DrFluffy

Mozette wrote: »

There is a company called Bravissimo that do lovely and reasonably priced bras for the extravagently endowed. No connection, I'm just a very happy customer of theirs.

I second that! M&S bra's are crap for larger ladies - I didn't appreciate how bad until I first went to Bravissimo a few years back. You can catch the tail end of their sale here:http://www.bravissimo.com/products/sale

M&S *just* scale up their B cups to a larger size (but withth e same dimensions) and so don't take in to consideration the differeing dynamics of a large chest! Bravissimo get their stock from specialists who actually design to a larger cup size, not just scale.

Rigby and Peller are also tops, but a bit more $£$£$£$!

frivolous_fay

DrFluffy wrote: »

I second that! M&S bra's are crap for larger ladies

Crap for small ones too, but don't get me started... :rolleyes:

Dumbledore55

Avoriaz wrote: »

Finally, can anyone explain the mysterious absence of Graham Devon from a thread about bras?

Isn't his mum visiting? Might mean less time on the computer.

soolin

frivolous_fay wrote: »

Crap for small ones too, but don't get me started... :rolleyes:

I bought one M and S bra once, ghastly horrid thing, never again.

I buy one brand now and one brand only and pay the earth for them, except for when a certain seller on here gets my size into her shop and I buy from her.

jasmineswhiskers

soolin wrote: »

Buyer was also a bit rude though to ask why different sizes were different prices, so it sounds like a bit of a problem on both sides.

Maybe because they use twice as much fabric, thread and wire... I know NEXT do this with the childrens clothes - the larger the size the dearer the price.