Question Bravo's scammers in Buying on eBay

Bravo's scammers

bmpsince — Fri, 25 Jul 2025 11:02:09 GMT

Buyer beware Bravo's also called and many other names I ordered a recurve bow bag needs to be at least 80 inches long led to believe by Bravo's that is what I ordered I was surprised to find the 80cm bag that Bravo's sent me that won't fit and arrow let alone a bow so I made arrangements to return the tiny bag I paid Australia Post to return it. Bravo's have the bag they refunded me $4 of the $24 I paid for the bag claiming that they kept the $20 for delivery fees I had already payed at the post office which was $1:75 Bravo's is a scam keep your money buy Australian by going to a store in Australia Bravo's is certainly not what they advertise as being Australian and I believe they sell the same product over and over again by false advertising and then keeping the money and product to resell again making money every time they resell the same product. Still waiting to hear if eBay keep their refund Guarantee not looking good I did report Bravo's to the authorities I probably not going to get my money back I hope if you are reading this I can save you some grief and money God bless you all in Jesus name

Re: Bravo's scammers

repentatleisure1952 — Fri, 25 Jul 2025 19:36:07 GMT

Is there ANY reason why you did not use the eBay Money Back Guarantee (on the listing) before sending the item back?

Is there ANY reason why you did not look at this China based seller's less than stellar feedback before purchasing?

What authorities did you report this to & what do you expect them to do to a seller based in China?

IMO those who do not use the excellent buyer protection provided by eBay deserve to lose their money.

Re: Bravo's scammers

sandypebbles — Fri, 25 Jul 2025 19:42:29 GMT

So you choose to buy from scammers in China

You don’t want to use the tools you are given to get your money back

And you comment ‘Jesus name’ and God bless

Sorry, but God is not going to give you special treatment when you have no interest in doing what you needed to do

Stop supporting scammers

Yes, buyer beware

Don’t do as you did and then complain

Re: Bravo's scammers

sandypebbles — Fri, 25 Jul 2025 22:48:10 GMT

They certainly do enjoy buying from scammer sellers by the looks of their feedback. So many times, and then they wonder why they have so many issues

Re: Bravo's scammers

countessalmirena — Sat, 26 Jul 2025 04:53:24 GMT

OP, if you use the tools provided by eBay to be fully refunded by its Money Back Guarantee, you’ll avoid the consequences of a bad buying choice.

Even better, if you check the seller’s country of registration and any history of negatives before you buy, you’ll avoid the bad buying choice altogether.

❝A prudent man foresees evil and hides himself [avoids it],
But the simple pass on [continue] and are punished [by the consequences of their actions].❞

Re: Bravo's scammers

bmpsince — Sat, 02 Aug 2025 05:54:51 GMT

I reported it to eBay who seems more interested in helping Bravo's I reported it to PayPal to try to get a refund and I reported it to the ACCC anything else you can think of

Re: Bravo's scammers

bmpsince — Sat, 02 Aug 2025 05:57:44 GMT

They advertise as an Australian company

Re: Bravo's scammers

sandypebbles — Sat, 02 Aug 2025 06:01:03 GMT

As said, you should have opened a dispute, that is all you needed to do. And checked feedback before you buy, since they have more than enough negs to warn people they are scammers

Re: Bravo's scammers

davewil1964 — Sat, 02 Aug 2025 08:57:45 GMT

What they advertise as and where they are registered are often different. Check prior to purchase, as the countess said.

Re: Bravo's scammers

*casey* — Sat, 02 Aug 2025 09:44:15 GMT

"They advertise as an Australian company"

The seller you left feedback for, mentioning that they're (the same seller as ) Bravos, is registered in Australia.

Bravos is registered in China