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Blatant Fee Avoidance
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Brooker_Dave wrote: »We've become a nation of petty minded snitches....
I have never had a problem informing people if they are doing something wrong, surely its better to do that then let people abuse a systemNeeding to lose weight start date 26 December 2011 current loss 60 pound Down. Lots more to go to get into my size 6 jeans0 -
All these reports & it's still showing more than 24 hrs later.
Nice to see Ebay are concerned. Thought perhaps as it was fee avoidance they may pay attention. Was wrong.Worse things will have happened in the world today..."The only thing that really matters, it to love and to be loved."0 -
Well I think that it is wrong so I have reported the item
I see the reporting system has got better with a discription boxLiving the Dream...............:A
Every little helps0 -
Reporting items over weekends is pointless, as ebay T&S are not available to deal with them. That's why most scams start on fridays...<--- Nothing to see here - move along --->0
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I have just telephoned the ebay helpline number and the CS I spoke to said he would report it to T&S which might have a speedier response.
I just feel we should all play by the rules, expensive as they are.0 -
Surely its not just a case of fee avoidance though. Am I right in thinking if it goes missing in transit or is a fake or faulty then paypal wont refund postage so the unfortunate buyer would only be able to claim a fiver.May £10 a day challenge£19.61/£310Ebay challenge...£12.61/£2000
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notlongnow wrote: »Surely its not just a case of fee avoidance though. Am I right in thinking if it goes missing in transit or is a fake or faulty then paypal wont refund postage so the unfortunate buyer would only be able to claim a fiver.
Ignore, having a blonde moment0 -
notlongnow wrote: »Surely its not just a case of fee avoidance though. Am I right in thinking if it goes missing in transit or is a fake or faulty then paypal wont refund postage so the unfortunate buyer would only be able to claim a fiver.
no that's not right. if a claim is successful paypal refund the full amount paid including original postage. the only thing they don't refund is return postage costs.0 -
Imagine the seller trying to recoup the value of the bag from RM if it went missing,they could provide the invoice for the £5 paid and would get £5 back:rotfl: :rotfl::j I love bargains:jI love MSE0
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HAVE YOU GOT NOTHING BETTER TO DO WITH YOUR TIME ???????????? ARE THERE THIS MANY SADOOOOS :rolleyes: IF SOMEONE CAN GET AWAY WITHOUT PAYING THE RIP OFF EBAY FEES THEN LET THEM :money: YOU ARE ON A MONEY SAVING SITE :money:
YOU VERY SAD SAD PEOPLE GO OUT AND GET SOME KIND OF LIFE I GOT A CAR FOR £5 AND £3500 POSTAGE FEE I GOT THE CAR FOR £3505 ITS WORTH AROUND £5000 SO WHERE IS THE PROBLEM:beer: 0
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