• We’re currently investigating an issue related to the forum theme and styling that is impacting page layout and visual formatting. The problem has been identified, and we are actively working on a resolution. There is no impact to user data or functionality, this is strictly a front-end display issue. We’ll post an update once the fix has been deployed. Thanks for your patience while we get this sorted.

Wow this is BS(ebay)

Page 2 - Seeking answers? Join the AnandTech community: where nearly half-a-million members share solutions and discuss the latest tech.
sswingle said:
Microsoft's warranty on mice lets you scan or take a picture of the bottom label and send that to them for your free replacement. I am guessing its a pic of the label.
Click to expand...

ahhh so theres a chance he's already made a claim for this particular mouse I'm guessing.
 
Have to use paypal for everything and never your paypal balance (if you have one move it to a bank account). Only way to get money back from this fvcking cabal (ebay and paypal) is to dispute with your credit card agency _after_ paypal gives some lame excuse to you. This is why I always pay from my credit card so that I have a proper recourse with my card.
 
I first got screwed by paypal being some battletech material way back. Guy sent them a delivery number but it wasn't for a delivery to me or the right items. Paypal rep at the time responded to my question of if he shipped me a case of toilet paper but had a delivery receipt would it still be good on his part even if the buyer hadn't ordered toilet paper with a yes. Since then I've only used transfer from a CC unless I really trusted the person or was ready to let the money go. And it did bring tears of joy once when I had my CC stop a payment that went through paypal as paypal then sent me an email asking what had happened and why didn't I let paypal go through their dispute process first to correct the situation. Believe I responded to that email with something along the lines of lololol.
 
Leros said:
You can call the police department in that county. They'll give him a call and it'll scare him enough to do the right thing.

I've had to do it before.
Click to expand...

I did that a few years back on some memory I bought. I goggled his ebay nic and found the guys real name and address and got number to his local PD (actually he was was about 3 hrs away and thought about just driving up there and pay a visit) also went through and found 4 other people he scammed and we all contacted and talked to a defective who handles internet crimes and frauds and we all got a postal money order back..though I our case the amount scammed was almost one thousand in all
 
country2 said:
I did that a few years back on some memory I bought. I goggled his ebay nic and found the guys real name and address and got number to his local PD (actually he was was about 3 hrs away and thought about just driving up there and pay a visit) also went through and found 4 other people he scammed and we all contacted and talked to a defective who handles internet crimes and frauds and we all got a postal money order back..though I our case the amount scammed was almost one thousand in all
Click to expand...

I did something similar. I won a Quake 3 cd and the retard seller sent me a burned copy of the game. Ended up calling his local PD and one visit from an officer scared the piss out of him. Ended up getting my money back.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Back
Top