Okay, the original post was reported as spam, I guess there are no english speaking/reading people working for eBay in Oz either.
Search tha interweb for "corporate ebay customer service telephone", but understand... I tried calling at 6PM CST, which would have been 4PM PST, and apparently they'd all gone home at 3PM. I danced around with the automated operator, that did nothing more than inform me of the website, which shows AI isn't that* smart... I wouldn't be a member of eBay if I hadn't already known about the website. I also got my butt banned for asking a question regarding fraudulent listings, because even the chat bot hides from eBay members these days and I had to resort to US eBay community forums. They just want their money I guess and don't GAF about fraudulent listings for items I have purchased, found to be inaccurately described/titled, was refunded... then eBay even deleted by neutral* feedback, which I generously* left the seller... and seller still* is listing said items.
I suppose chat even shuts down after... 4PM CST, which would be roughly one day, eight hours behind You Ozzies
Okay, the original post was reported as spam, I guess there are no english speaking/reading people working for eBay in Oz either.
Search tha interweb for "corporate ebay customer service telephone", but understand... I tried calling at 6PM CST, which would have been 4PM PST, and apparently they'd all gone home at 3PM. I danced around with the automated operator, that did nothing more than inform me of the website, which shows AI isn't that* smart... I wouldn't be a member of eBay if I hadn't already known about the website. I also got my butt banned for asking a question regarding fraudulent listings, because even the chat bot hides from eBay members these days and I had to resort to US eBay community forums. They just want their money I guess and don't GAF about fraudulent listings for items I have purchased, found to be inaccurately described/titled, was refunded... then eBay even deleted by neutral* feedback, which I generously* left the seller... and seller still* is listing said items.
I suppose chat even shuts down after... 4PM CST, which would be roughly one day, eight hours behind You Ozzies
G'Day Brother from another motherland.
Ah what language are you speaking, none of that made any sense.
Ditto! I was trying to figure out how You could find 99% of questions answered in help. Answers to my questions, solice if You would, even if three words, are never found
Pretty much what I said in my post here Dom - not much point in whining here about problems contacting eBay when the OP doesn't want to elaborate on their difficulties...........sheesh.
I'm still peeved at America for petitioning Système International to change the spelling of Sulphur & Litre so the scientific standard is now sulfur ( yuk!). They spell litre as liter which my brain always wants to pronounce as light-er not lee-ter.
Okay, the original post was reported as spam, I guess there are no english speaking/reading people working for eBay in Oz either.
I suppose chat even shuts down after... 4PM CST, which would be roughly one day, eight hours behind You Ozzies
We do have English speakers/ readers here in Oz. If you need to contact eBay Australia then use chat between 9am and 5 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time. Please keep in mind that each international eBay site has different regulations so the advice you receive from Australian staff may not be applicable in America.
I also hope you realise that the people on these forums are not eBay staff any more than you are.
If you believe a listing is fraudulent then there is a "report this listing" link on every listing. Fraud is a big claim and would require some evidence.
No place on earth can be more than 24 hours behind any other. It is a function of how the spherical earth rotates and the time in which it manages a rotation - 24 hours.
US CST is UTC -6, Eastern Australia is UTC +10. Which means you are 16 hours behind civilization. Which means 4PM your time is 8AM tomorrow here. Australian chat, not that it is worth anything to you, should be starting up then, not shutting down.
federal304
·3 years agoOkay, the original post was reported as spam, I guess there are no english speaking/reading people working for eBay in Oz either.
Search tha interweb for "corporate ebay customer service telephone", but understand... I tried calling at 6PM CST, which would have been 4PM PST, and apparently they'd all gone home at 3PM. I danced around with the automated operator, that did nothing more than inform me of the website, which shows AI isn't that* smart... I wouldn't be a member of eBay if I hadn't already known about the website. I also got my butt banned for asking a question regarding fraudulent listings, because even the chat bot hides from eBay members these days and I had to resort to US eBay community forums. They just want their money I guess and don't GAF about fraudulent listings for items I have purchased, found to be inaccurately described/titled, was refunded... then eBay even deleted by neutral* feedback, which I generously* left the seller... and seller still* is listing said items.
I suppose chat even shuts down after... 4PM CST, which would be roughly one day, eight hours behind You Ozzies
G'Day Brother from another motherland.
sugar249
·3 years agoAh what language are you speaking, none of that made any sense.
federal304
·3 years agoDitto! I was trying to figure out how You could find 99% of questions answered in help. Answers to my questions, solice if You would, even if three words, are never found
😋
imastawka
·3 years agosugar249
·3 years agoAh true, I'll book an interpreter.
domino-710
·3 years agoWhat was the question. LOL
padi*0409
·3 years agoPretty much what I said in my post here Dom - not much point in whining here about problems contacting eBay when the OP doesn't want to elaborate on their difficulties...........sheesh.
domino-710
·3 years agoMust be the 1% they can't answer.
federal304
·3 years ago😂That's like me saying we repaired it, Yours was broken from Angleend... LOL. Love Ya
imastawka
·3 years agodomino-710
·3 years agoThere's definitely a problem when the word ' aluminium ' is pronounced ' alooominum '.
repentatleisure1952
·3 years agoThat's because they spell it "aluminum"
Now get off of here... lol
cam-2793
·3 years agoI'm still peeved at America for petitioning Système International to change the spelling of Sulphur & Litre so the scientific standard is now sulfur ( yuk!). They spell litre as liter which my brain always wants to pronounce as light-er not lee-ter.
davewil1964
·3 years agoEdit
cam-2793
·3 years agoWe do have English speakers/ readers here in Oz. If you need to contact eBay Australia then use chat between 9am and 5 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time. Please keep in mind that each international eBay site has different regulations so the advice you receive from Australian staff may not be applicable in America.
I also hope you realise that the people on these forums are not eBay staff any more than you are.
If you believe a listing is fraudulent then there is a "report this listing" link on every listing. Fraud is a big claim and would require some evidence.
domino-710
·3 years agoCome Cam - he called us ' Ozzies ' - WTH.
cam-2793
·3 years agoAt least he pronounced it correctly, most Yanks say "awe-sees".
*sons_n_daughters*
·3 years agoWhat is "tha interweb"?
Try contacting during the ebay hours, not what you think should be your hours. Never had a problem here contacting them during business hours.
davewil1964
·3 years agoNo place on earth can be more than 24 hours behind any other. It is a function of how the spherical earth rotates and the time in which it manages a rotation - 24 hours.
US CST is UTC -6, Eastern Australia is UTC +10. Which means you are 16 hours behind civilization. Which means 4PM your time is 8AM tomorrow here. Australian chat, not that it is worth anything to you, should be starting up then, not shutting down.
federal304
·3 years agohttps://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=corporate+ebay+customer+service+telephone
sugar249
·3 years agohave you consulted the help files, they answer 99% of questions
padi*0409
·3 years agoAsk your problem here and let experienced members answer you, or go to the top of the page for eBay help.
Where automated bots will answer you until you ask for a supervisor. who will probably know less than we do.