on 18-09-2016 05:29 PM
Hi Everyone,
After purchasing an item through eBay’s Global Shipping Program, I have had a nightmare of an experience with the outcome resulting in $300 out of pocket. I have been placed in a really bad situation and I am looking for advise as to what I should do next?
Here is a summary of what happened:
So far all means of recovering either the desktop or a refund have failed. I am Student and $300 is a significant amount of income to lose. I am really not sure what to do now. Any advice would be appreciated; the letter was my last resort to gain some sort of attention from eBay.
This is only a brief summary of the events that have occurred, the full extent of this expeience is detailed in the letter attached.
Honestly at the stage after months of trying to resolve this, I am stuck for options. After going through all the standard means eBay offers, I have failed to get my money back. What’s most frustrating to me, is the fact that in the case eBay’s own program has lost the package, not the seller. They should have a mechanism in place to refund lost packages immediately if this is the case.
Any advice would be appreciated. I am mindful of time as I know after 6 months, PayPal closes the ability to dispute a transaction.
Thanks for your Responses.
18-09-2016 06:18 PM - edited 18-09-2016 06:20 PM
I don't understand that PayPal would suggest the case would be closed when the tracking shows only to Pitney Bowes depot and not to you.
The item may still be on it's way to you, PB can be very slow.
What did PB say to you when you asked where your parcel is ?
It seems to me a case with PayPal should be opened and if tracking doesn't show delivered to you, you are entitled to a refund.
Especially in the light of seller being NARU.
on 18-09-2016 06:22 PM
If you paid using credit card through paypal contact your bank.
on 18-09-2016 06:40 PM
on 18-09-2016 06:41 PM
The transaction was made through Paypal via a bank transfer.
on 18-09-2016 07:29 PM
couple of questions
were you buying this PC from the USA?
if it cost $22 + $60 how does it end up as $300?
18-09-2016 07:32 PM - edited 18-09-2016 07:34 PM
on 18-09-2016 07:44 PM
A chargeback is doubtful Kopes....the OP used his bank account through paypal. Chargebacks are only on credit card funding.
on 18-09-2016 07:52 PM
Yes actually it was $240 - I wrote this on my phone and for some reason it removed the formatting.
on 18-09-2016 08:02 PM
you wrote all that on your phone......thats amazing.
however why would you buy a PC from outside australia?
if you had recieved it and it had problems getting it fixed would be nigh on impossible.
much better to buy locally IMO.
seen a lot of people on the boards buying various electrical items from outside australia trying i guess to save money only to end up out of pocket.
plus wouldnt a PC from the USA not run on our voltage?