@adamrach0 wrote:
Hello,
This is the latest one we have had trouble with, from making us wait an extra week ( you know because they are checking my size, even though it was given twice) To the item in Pakistan.
You never have to wait past the estimated arrival dates.
If I were you, I would write them down whenever you make a purchase.
Make a note of it.
Once that window has passed, you can go into ebay and open an item not received claim.
You don't have to mess around with contacting the seller and so on. Don't let a seller sidetrack you.
If a seller is checking your size multiple times, even after you have given it, that is not a sign of competence anyway. Doesn't matter what excuses they give, it is their responsibility to get the item to you on time. End of story.
Before you buy, always, always double check where the seller is registered as well as where the item is supposedly located. Plus check feedback. If the seller has a pattern of late delivery, it will often show up in feedback.
What you have described- seller here but item overseas, that does happen, but more commonly it is item listed as here but seller is registered overseas. It is all quite legal in ebay world.
But the bottom line in your favour is the item has to arrive in the advertised time frame. Otherwise you are entitled to a refund. Probably you are being too kind and patient with some of these sellers.
