All of this indicates that you may not have purchased from a reputable Australian seller of perfumes and looking at the feedback of some of the shonky sellers who have it listed, here are a few things to take note of:
1) You may have purchased from a scammer who had no intention of sending anything
2) The item wouldn't pass customs
3) You receive a fake .... and anything, even dangerous stuff, could have been mixed together to make it
I can also see that some of the shonky overseas sellers have a long ETA but:
Go to your Purchase History page , make sure the See Orders drop down box is set to the correct timespan and have a look at the last ETA.
This link will help you to file a claim through eBay's Money Back Guarantee and ask for a refund, not a replacement
You only get 30 days after the estimated arrival date of an item in which to open a refund claim with ebay.
Making a post in here is useful for getting information but it won't open a claim with ebay for you. It won't get ebay looking into it.
You'll need to go into your account, look at the purchase and tick the box to say "I did not receive this" (or something similar) to report to ebay and open a proper claim.
*casey*
·1 year agoAll of this indicates that you may not have purchased from a reputable Australian seller of perfumes and looking at the feedback of some of the shonky sellers who have it listed, here are a few things to take note of:
1) You may have purchased from a scammer who had no intention of sending anything
2) The item wouldn't pass customs
3) You receive a fake .... and anything, even dangerous stuff, could have been mixed together to make it
I can also see that some of the shonky overseas sellers have a long ETA but:
Go to your Purchase History page , make sure the See Orders drop down box is set to the correct timespan and have a look at the last ETA.
This link will help you to file a claim through eBay's Money Back Guarantee and ask for a refund, not a replacement
https://www.ebay.com.au/help/policies/ebay-money-back-guarantee-policy/ebay-money-back-guarantee-policy?id=4210
Or here if you purchased as a guest:
https://www.ebay.com.au/help/buying/refunds-returns-buying/guest-returns?id=4065
Or here if through Social Media
https://www.ebay.com.au/help/account/signing-account/signing-account?id=4189#section4
springyzone
·1 year agoI hope you come back here.
You need to open a claim immediately.
Don't mess around.
You only get 30 days after the estimated arrival date of an item in which to open a refund claim with ebay.
Making a post in here is useful for getting information but it won't open a claim with ebay for you. It won't get ebay looking into it.
You'll need to go into your account, look at the purchase and tick the box to say "I did not receive this" (or something similar) to report to ebay and open a proper claim.
Follow that claim up till you get a refund.
sandypebbles
·1 year agoOther members cannot do anything for you based on such a random comment
Almost a month ago since you bought, have you done anything before now?
Have you contacted the seller?
If it is past the estimated delivery date, open an item not received dispute
Did you buy on this account or as a guest?
What *was* the estimate delivery date?
Where is the seller registered?