SCAMMED FOR $9,000 VIA EBAY! | Selling

auctionmike23 · 2025-05-21T02:38:08.375000Z

Quick credibility check. Auctionmike23, I specialise in the sale of Pokemon cards, close to ten thousand successful transactions over the course of a decade with 100% positive feedback, closing in on 2200 seller feedback score.I sold a PSA 10 Shining Charizard Neo Destiny Holo for $9,000 on January 25 via eBay to a buyer in the United States (I am located in Australia). Card was delivered within a week. 60+ days after successful delivery of the item, buyer opens up a claim "Item does not match description". Quick question, if your $9,000 purchase did not match the description, how long would you wait to get in contact with the seller? This guy waited 60+ days. He had some story concocted about something that happened to the item AFTER successful delivery of the item. Yes that's right, his issue was something that occurred to the card once it was in his possession. He opened up a return request which I denied because eBay advised me to do so and they assured me "there was nothing else the buyer could do". The buyer then opened up a payment dispute with his bank, in turn freezing my eBay funds and my only means of supporting my family to the tune of $9,000 for 8 weeks. Today, the buyers payment institution has somehow sided with him! That the PSA 10 Shining Charizard does not match description, which is of course completely absurd. In eBay's infinite wisdom they have decided to deduct the remaining amount from my bank account. So as it currently stands, I am down my $9,000 PLUS my PSA 10 Shining Charizard Neo Destiny holo which by the way the buyer was never made to return. To make matters worse, the level of "customer service" that I have been provided by eBay throughout this entire process has been absolutely abysmal and shameful on their end. Make it make sense to me please.

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