eBay, auctions , car boot and jumble sales sticky threads

Elmasry91 · 23 December 2018 at 12:41PM

thank yoy for informtion

gironawatch · 14 March 2019 at 6:10PM

[FONT=&quot]this is company let pore auction houses like
Clowes Nash Auctions Ltd well know at CNA-LTD THE GOT DIFERENT NAME TO CARRION WITH THE cam

sale fake Rolex and parts on the web, you need to pay for the lots and after imposable to get any money back, i did lost about £3000 and the-saleroom dont help me with nothing[/FONT]

Tightfiated007 · 21 November 2019 at 1:48PM

Thanks for the great advice

mammamoneysaver · 23 March 2020 at 5:35PM

Looking for advice, what are my rights as a customer.
Bought items off eBay. Had email and notifications via eBay to say my parcel had been delivered. I waited as this message was at 6:45am but my parcel never arrived. Weeks later still waiting.
I contacted the seller to say I've not received the parcel but they are adamant I have, as the tracking says so. I have repeated said the tracking is wrong and asked them to make a claim but they refuse. I raised a case with eBay but they found in the sellers favour as the tracking says delivered. The parcel was sent 48 hour tracked but obviously with this there is no signature to prove delivery.
I have contacted the Post Office myself and they agree the parcel must be lost, but say that the seller has to raise the case. But so far the seller refuses to raise a case and wont give a refund.
Please help, what are my rights here? What can I do now?

sasparillo2 · 25 March 2020 at 5:08PM

I bought an iphone 8 from a named person and limited company on Ebay. I have bought on Ebay before plenty of times and only once before had a problem when I got my money back.

I was happy to order from this seller with a 94% positive feedback and he gave a two year warranty.

I received the phone on Feb 12th and in the past few days have been trying to use it. However although the phone seemed fine at first, it then goes into an apple logo loop.

I've tried to put it back to factory settings but the same problem occurred. So I requested a return citing it as a defective phone. The seller has declined the return today.

I phoned up Ebay but the phones are not being manned. I cannot find a link on the purchase in My Ebay for Ebay to intervene on the purchase. I have sent a message to the seller through Ebay (he does give a mobile number but that is on voicemail) with same information that it goes into an apple logo loop and is defective.

I paid by Paypal/credit card. Unfortunately in these times, the local phone repair shop is closed or I would have taken it in to have it confirmed as a hardware fault but I have followed internet instructions re a possible software glitch and the same thing happens. Nevertheless because the apple log loop does not happen straight away but after a few hours use, I don't want to have a rigmarole over that.

Can anyone suggest what I should do - in other words, a logical way of proceeding now the seller has declined a return?

PS To top it all I am a fairly regular poster under the name sasparillo and got a new password early in March. But the password didn't work today and when I asked to reset the password , the expected email has never arrived (I tried several times!) and I have created a new account.

typistretired · 1 April 2020 at 11:46PM

You don't have to phone ebay you can make a complaint online with them as it is faulty and get your money back under their guarantee

soolin · 21 April 2020 at 3:35PM

Please note this is not a chat thread, posts made on here will probably not be seen and therefore are unlikely to be responded to. Please start a new thread on the forum by going to the red 'new thread' button near top under the board name. Thank you

keys27 · 27 August 2020 at 2:03PM

Ref Recommending EBay

Current status is that they actually allow sales of USED body lotions. Surely during a pandemic, last thing that people should be using is SKIN CONTACT ITEMS which have been used by somebody else.

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