DOLLS FROM CHINA - BUYERS BEWARE

[just-a-fewcpks]

Buyers beware bidding on lifelike baby dolls from China. 

A number of people are receiving a scalve instead of their doll.  This could be from one seller with different IDs.

Postage is tracked to Aust, making it difficult and time consuming to get your money back.

[egglesdtp]

What on earth is a 'scalve'?

[just-a-fewcpks]

Perhaps you spell it SCALF.    (Piece of fabric drapped around neck, or worn on head)

[egglesdtp]

Ah - you mean 'scarf'.

[kopenhagen5]

Can you put an item number here for other members to look ? Thanks.

[padi*0409]

Ah Kopes, they must be DIY dolls....................

Happy Oz Day young Muskie. 

[just-a-fewcpks]

Kopenhagen, if you look at feedback I've left, you'll get the idea.

[kopenhagen5]

Ah, yes I see.

All the listings have been removed and seller is NARU.

So I guess, buyers beware of similar doll listings from China.

Likewise padi, we started celebrating 3 hours before you. 

[just-a-fewcpks]

I just noticed they're unregistered now, but they still have other active selling IDs.

Items are 22" lifelike dolls silicone baby.

Well, looks like I won't have to be negotiating with them and return the scarf.

The package wasn't even addressed right.   The only reason it got here, was that the postie knows my name;  and the house number they used doesn't exist.  So my item is 'delivered' according to Ebay.  (Dealing with that now).   They can't have printed out the label through Ebay.  Address partly wrong.  Phone partly wrong.  Item wrong.  (A doll in a flat envelope??????????)  Customs declaration not signed. 

[kopenhagen5]

Open up eBay cases for INAD if you haven't. (Delivery is irrelevant)

Being deregistered you should get refunds fairly quickly.