While sending Ni-Cd batteries may not be restricted, for whatever reason, Pitney Bowes has decided they aren't going to send them. They may have restrictions on batteries, regardless of what type they are. All batteries. It saves having to sort through to see which ones can be sent and those that can't. They are a law unto themselves and it has nothing to do with ebay. Ebay may say it's OK. Aust Post may say it's OK. USPS may say it's OK. If PB say it's not, there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. It may not be fair, but it's just the way it is.
They have restrictions on sending knives. Not just things like flick knives, or pocket knives, but anything that resembles a knife. That includes blunt butter knives, and plastic picnic knives. I even heard that a child's play set that contained a small play knife was seized.
Continually ranting here isn't going to change anything. The battery is gone. PB will either dispose of it, or they'll sell it. Regardless, you aren't getting it and the seller isn't getting it back. Even more so, because you've both been refunded.
Yes, I'm still here too, just enjoying watching you rant about the same thing ad nauseum, thinking it's going to change things.
