Beware if items listed as 'AU Stock' and shipped with China or Hong Kong postage and address

[yambmwlover]

Please report these sellers to eBay, they should not get away with this false listing information

[enigmabear]

eBay will only report them to eBay China who will not do a thing

People need to stop buying from sellers who show to be registered in China and who have hundreds of negs for posting from China

Because people insist on keeping such sellers in business, they keep on doing this

[*tippy*toes*]

What do you think will be done? Have a read of any of the other hundred posts about this. Sorry, you're wasting your breath.

[imastawka]

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@enigmabear wrote:

eBay will only report them to eBay China who will not do a thing

People need to stop buying from sellers who show to be registered in China and who have hundreds of negs for posting from China

Because people insist on keeping such sellers in business, they keep on doing this

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Bear, maybe you should just copy and paste this reply.    

It'll save you a lot of time.  

I swear I read it at least 3 times a day week.

[countessalmirena]

I don't know how many times I've warned people who want to save a few dollars and risk everything... Penny wise and pound foolish.

There's a nice place somewhere between being niggardly and being wasteful, where one buys with an eye to the item meeting the required specifications, being lasting and of good quality, being functional and being pleasing to the eye.

I'd better follow your suggestions of macro-ing a canned response for the buyers of cheap Chinese items, esp. electrical/electronic items.

[enigmabear]

Might need to put it as my signature

[imastawka]

Good idea.

I have the siggies turned off and so I won't have to keep reading it.    hahahahaha

[springyzone · Accepted solution]

They shouldn't but they do, so look at the expected delivery dates. 3 weeks or more away? Simples. It's not in Australia.