@aussienetworks4152 wrote:
This is what I said, "Product is useless at what it is advertised as doing due to a very weak magnet."
I note other similar negative feedback was removed.
eBay is a corrupt company.
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From what I can make out, that feedback should have been allowed to stay as it doesn't seem to break any of the feedback rules that I know of.
In the past, I think people would have said the feedback should only be about the transaction, not the item, but all that seems to have gone by the wayside now that people are allowed to give much longer feedback.
It's perfectly true by all accounts that some very big sellers do seem to be able to get feedback removed. I wouldn't say it is common and it doesn't apply to most sellers.
What I'd be doing though if I were you is opening an ebay claim for item not as described. You say the item cannot do what it was advertised to do. That's cause enough to open a claim. Should you be out of time (you only get 30 days for an ebay claim), perhaps you could open a paypal claim if you paid that way.
Don't return the item till the seller pays for return postage or issues you with a return label.
Don't close your claim till the matter is resolved and you have money back.
