on โ15-12-2017 12:36 PM
I have been trying to find plants on eBay which I have been unable to source locally - I have found them with a particular seller and the price is fairly reasonable. However, I have noticed that this shop is selling or trying to sell other (tubestock) plants I am familiar with which you can buy at Bunnings for less than $7 for nearly $50 plus postage.
I have advised them of my concerns through "contact seller" option for a number of these listings without a single response. The prices of these particular items have not been amended to something more reasonable either. I have made it clear to them that I am not soliciting any sort of deal for myself by pointing out these items, and I am loathe to support them by purchasing the plants which I actually do wish to purchase.
In a nutshell, I can't find a way to report an unscrupulous seller unless I have purchased the item in question from them. Can anyone advise me if there is a way to report a seller like this before they take in unsuspecting plant lovers, without having to purchase from them? It certainly seems that I will have to forgo buying the plants I want because of this awkward situation. This seller sells many different products, not just plants, so heaven knows how many people are at risk of being "ripped off".
Does eBay ever audit sellers? I am more than happy to name the seller if that is allowed.
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on โ17-12-2017 12:22 PM
on โ17-12-2017 01:36 PM
@lilypoppylilypoppy wrote:
Oh for heavens' sake, grow up. I would not have questioned even up to triple the price at Bunnings. I do question a price of more than six times what Bunnings charge and then postage on top of that!
You are obviously a seller or store owner. Perhaps you need to get a real job and find out what work is before you ask me if I work for nothing. The aggro I have encountered for asking a simple question tells me that there are a lot of people out there who know they are doing the wrong thing morally, even if it is somehow legal.
I have a real job thanks. About 60 hours a week worth. For which I expect to be paid. Just like I expect to make a profit (not always successfully) selling on eBay.
on โ17-12-2017 01:47 PM
@davewil1964 wrote:
............ Just like I expect to make a profit (not always successfully) selling on eBay.
Have you tried 600% markup?
โ17-12-2017 01:59 PM - edited โ17-12-2017 02:00 PM
As you already know the seller is 'doing the wrong thing'
And you know what jobs other posters do or do not have
And you are an expert on other poster's moral and ethics, it seems a moot point to ask in the first place
It should'nt matter what anyone here says when you know so much about them'
As for the aggro, seems you are the only one allowed to show that towards others. Or is telling people to grow up, get a real job and that they have no ethics suppose to be friendly afternoon chit chat?
Did you expect us all to nod and agree 'oh it is a terrible thing to do to the elderly'
Why even bring that into it? Curious as to what age a person hits and is magically entitled to special treatmeant and consideration when using eaby?
Should ebay sellers include in their ads special offer for those (over x age) ? if not why mention age at all?
Whatever, I'm only middle aged so I should'nt have an opinion
on โ17-12-2017 02:08 PM
on โ17-12-2017 02:11 PM
on โ17-12-2017 02:30 PM
nuff said.................or not said.
on โ17-12-2017 02:37 PM
on โ17-12-2017 02:47 PM
on โ17-12-2017 03:09 PM