Thanks for the input guught them from China.ys, I didn't buy what I wanted from the China connection.I bought them from what I assume is an Aussie who bought them from China.
It's not so much the price, leaving feedback or having to wait up to 30 days. It's more the fact we are being lied to. Or maybe "mislead" is the correct way to say it. I asked a seller (an Aussie) a question a few days ago, about whether a frame for a disability scooter had base supports for a bag which hangs there. Something I deem as very imortant. I told him I'd build my own if the unit he was selling didn't have that support. His answer consisted of everything but an answer to that question. He obviously didn't want to answer it, so padded out his reply with info printed in his listing. A deliberate act of attempting to mislead a customer. I expected an honest answer but got nothing. Needless to say I'll have one built to my specs.
Where has honesty gone? If more buyers flatly refused to buy from sellers who set out to mislead, Ebay would be a better place. Here's a good example of how to instill confidence in your buyers. When you inform them their parcel has been posted (not a generic Ebay email) Also tell them exactly what to do should the parcel not turn up. Yes I had one of them this week. No details were left out, a great email if a parcel should go missing, but to send one with a courtesy email gave me a shock. Sort of "It's on the way, now you'll be ready if it goes astray". I don't normally worry about parcels going missing if they'e sent in Australia, what does he know that I don't ??
