Why are so many (well it isn't many, it is the same few but with different ids) defending the money gouging practices of eBay, the dodgy selling tactics, the dodgy warranty scams etc?
you would think the people who buy a lot, and the honest sellers, would like eBay to stop the pilfering On all these levels?
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cowabunga I understand your frustration with the warranty problem and other issues and yes every honest seller and buyer would prefer these problems didn't occur. With the millions of transactions which go through ebay the reality is that it is a very small percentage of ebay transactions which cause problems.
Some of these problems are caused by dodgy sellers but there are as many problems caused by dodgy buyers. Similar problems occur off eBay whether through websites or even in traditional brick and mortar stores so ebay can't be totally blamed when things don't go right, either from the buyers perspective or from the sellers perspective.
Unfortunately the reality is that there is a very small percentage of people who are not honest and will try and find loopholes to gain an unfair advantage and when this happens it is not a pleasant experience for the other party.
On the odd occasion I have had to deal with a less than honest trading partner, both as a buyer and a seller, I have tried to treat it as a learning experience so hopefully I will able to handle it better if the same issue arises again.
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