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I bought a CD 2 weeks ago and went through the usual process of paying for it, with £1.50 '1st class' postage. Nothing arrived in the first week so I emailed him over the weekend and he said all items are sent every Monday.
Ok.
Nothing arrived last week either, and as yet, still nothing this week.
I've emailed him loads of times, but no replies.
Is there a way I can get my money bak? I paid by Paypal.
It was only a tenner, but still, I don't like being ripped off.
Ok.
Nothing arrived last week either, and as yet, still nothing this week.
I've emailed him loads of times, but no replies.
Is there a way I can get my money bak? I paid by Paypal.
It was only a tenner, but still, I don't like being ripped off.
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English_Bloke wrote:
> I don't drink anymore
or any less
> I don't drink anymore
or any less
ßulle†† wrote:
> Yeah whatever, I'll just come down there and slash your new ones if you don't get a move on :P
Solid rubber, mate.
*parry, side-step and thrust!*
> Yeah whatever, I'll just come down there and slash your new ones if you don't get a move on :P
Solid rubber, mate.
*parry, side-step and thrust!*
Noooo! Knowing my luck they'll have cleared their funds out, even though they do seem legitimate and are still trading :(
ßulle†† wrote:
> I may have read it wrong, But I'm sure there's 2 options - eBay Buyer
> protection and Paypal Buyer protection (only if you paid by Paypal).
>
> The Paypal one is free, but limited to 2 claims per year, whereas the
> eBay one is limited to 3 claims every 6-or-so Months and costs
> £15.
Ah right, yes. But paypal can only reimburse you if the seller has money in their account.
> I may have read it wrong, But I'm sure there's 2 options - eBay Buyer
> protection and Paypal Buyer protection (only if you paid by Paypal).
>
> The Paypal one is free, but limited to 2 claims per year, whereas the
> eBay one is limited to 3 claims every 6-or-so Months and costs
> £15.
Ah right, yes. But paypal can only reimburse you if the seller has money in their account.
Timmargh wrote:
> Stop sending me bloody emails! I'll post the CD as soon as I get some
> new tyres on my wheelchair!
Yeah whatever, I'll just come down there and slash your new ones if you don't get a move on :P
> Stop sending me bloody emails! I'll post the CD as soon as I get some
> new tyres on my wheelchair!
Yeah whatever, I'll just come down there and slash your new ones if you don't get a move on :P
cookie monster wrote:
> To an extent it does, but ebay charge £15 to use the service, as
> such anything worth less than £15 isnt covered.
I may have read it wrong, But I'm sure there's 2 options - eBay Buyer protection and Paypal Buyer protection (only if you paid by Paypal).
The Paypal one is free, but limited to 2 claims per year, whereas the eBay one is limited to 3 claims every 6-or-so Months and costs £15.
Either way, I should use Square-trade first as they are free and will try and resolve the dispute before it needs to be elevated even further.
> To an extent it does, but ebay charge £15 to use the service, as
> such anything worth less than £15 isnt covered.
I may have read it wrong, But I'm sure there's 2 options - eBay Buyer protection and Paypal Buyer protection (only if you paid by Paypal).
The Paypal one is free, but limited to 2 claims per year, whereas the eBay one is limited to 3 claims every 6-or-so Months and costs £15.
Either way, I should use Square-trade first as they are free and will try and resolve the dispute before it needs to be elevated even further.
Stop sending me bloody emails! I'll post the CD as soon as I get some new tyres on my wheelchair!
Paradox: wrote:
>
> I once sold a ps2 game and it didnt turn up for about 2 months at
> this guys house, shows how lame royal mail are.
yeah i sent a computer part in a padded envelope to my folks house but forgot to include the cable, shortly after posting it i ran down the post box and chucked another envelope with the cable in, the part arrived the next day.................the cable 10 days later!
>
> I once sold a ps2 game and it didnt turn up for about 2 months at
> this guys house, shows how lame royal mail are.
yeah i sent a computer part in a padded envelope to my folks house but forgot to include the cable, shortly after posting it i ran down the post box and chucked another envelope with the cable in, the part arrived the next day.................the cable 10 days later!
To an extent it does, but ebay charge £15 to use the service, as such anything worth less than £15 isnt covered.
Wha? I thought Paypal Protection covered you for anything up to £250
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