topic Re: dear ebay. in Buying

dear ebay.

eerie_doll — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 03:07:10 GMT

thank you for making it near impossible to report sellers for scamming and negative behaviour.
I have a seller trying to extort my refund out of me in order to get positive feedback, and no real way to report them.

Not happy at all.

Re: dear ebay.

davewil1964 — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 04:48:01 GMT

Nobody from eBay here.

What are the exact circumstances? Sufficient information may enable a MEMBER to help you.

If a seller is saying they won't refund unless you leave positive feedback, then open a case with Paypal. Assuming you paid with Paypal, and you are within time and the nature of the dispute with the seller.

Lots of assumptions there. More info please.

Re: dear ebay.

putney32 — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 07:01:33 GMT

we are just other ebay users here, trying to help each other with suggested ways to solve a problem

you need to open, escalate and close a PayPal dispute if you are dis-satisfied with the product or the non-delivery of the product.

once the transaction is then completed, then you should leave appropriate fback.

any email sent thru ebay has a report button on it... use it if you feel your seller is acting inappropriately.

Re: dear ebay.

kopenhagen5 — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 09:29:36 GMT

Plenty of ways to report them, sounds like you are not sure how to use ebay?

Re: dear ebay.

go-tazz — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 09:50:27 GMT

@eerie_doll wrote:
thank you for making it near impossible to report sellers for scamming and negative behaviour.
I have a seller trying to extort my refund out of me in order to get positive feedback, and no real way to report them.

Not happy at all.

Click on Customer Support at the top right of any eBay page.

Then click on Contact eBay > hover over Buying and select Report a member.

You will then get the option to Call them or Email them,

Re: dear ebay.

kopenhagen5 — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 09:55:07 GMT

Looks like OP has answer on the other thread.