product not in au as advertised
to many people advertising products as if in au,when in effect,its coming from china.dont have a problem with that other than it should be stated as in stock in au or coming from overseas..
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to many people advertising products as if in au,when in effect,its coming from china.dont have a problem with that other than it should be stated as in stock in au or coming from overseas..
sandypebbles
·6 months agoIt's clear you don't have a problem with it
You buyer from sellers with God awful feedback, many many negs for lying about where they ship from
The seller location is on the same page as their feedback. Worthwhile spending 5 seconds checking
The estimated delivery date is also a dead giveaway items are not sent locally
As are 'odd' prices' and photos being lifted from other websites
You can't say you don't mind buying from lying scammers but then say they shouldn't lie *too much*
springyzone
·6 months agoIt should be but it isn't and ebay probably going to change anything soon, so you have to look out for your own interests.
What dave said about checking the registration area of the seller is a great way to sort some of them. Steer clear of anyone registered in China. It won't 100% stop it happening, depends what sort of item you are buying, but check all the recent feedback as that can give a warning if others have struck the problem.
davewil1964
·6 months agoAll my items are in my Australian house.
Advertised as such.
A lot of (especially Chinese) sellers occasionally have warehouse facilities in Australia; a lot don't.
Many 'Australian' sellers dropship from, you guessed it, China, and advertise their products as being located in Australia.
It pays to check sellers' country of registration. Also delivery timeframes - they are generally a dead giveaway.
As always caveat emptor.
twyngwyn
·6 months agoMany dropship and many lie…..try searching by distance