Why are eBay employees all such criminals?
By all outward appearances, it appears as though having a criminal record is a requirement to work for the San Jose-based criminal enterprise.
@pictureierfect987 get used to it if you intend to continue selling here. Ebay HATES sellers. It's part of their California mentality that states that sellers = "the rich", which to them is a bad thing, and the fact that ebay sellers are rarely as affluent as the buyers is disregarded altogether. Even though they themselves are really "the rich," they've never thought of themselves that way and never learned how to think in the first place, so they believe whatever they're told to believe by a handful of communist leaders across the globe.
And now that you've spoken out against them, you're pretty much phuqued. You're on the list and they won't stop until you either quit selling or die, whichever comes first.
Remember this is the company whose CEO and Board held meetings planning out the cyberstalking of a woman, and had low-level employees mail her boxes of live cockroaches and drop off bloody pig's heads on her doorstop. The entry-level kid who was just following orders fell on the sword and is now serving 18 months while the CEO whose idea it was wasn't even fired and got to keep his golden parachute. You must understand that that is eBay culture or you will misinterpret all other data about eBay the organization.
Ebay is a company comprised of sadists who can't keep their fetishes confined to their own bedrooms. They're that guy that uses roofies to have his way with whatever man or woman he so desires. He's a monster, but it's his inner insecurity and fear of rejection that set him down the path to becoming a rapist. They know USPS tracking doesn't work. They know their own tracking doesn't work. So wouldn't it make sense to put a moratorium on making decisions about when to issue refunds given there's no way to know for sure either way?
Ebay international shipping labels don't offer tracking, although eBay still gives refunds to buyers who claim not to have received the item. This would be fine with me if it was their own money used to issue the refund, but they've been stealing the money from sellers like the owner of this shop specializing in collectible banknotes from exotic currencies like the Iraqi dinar, Vietna... . He's a 39 year old husband and father who is just trying to feed his family. To hear his story is horrifying. What Ebay has done to him is criminal, and the people responsible for making some of the decisions that have been made solely for the purposes of victimizing him need to see prison time as a result.
The seller referenced above is a good man. The only bad experience I had on eBay was with a shipment I really and truly never received --- from a different seller from the one referenced above --- that tracking never even showed had shipped, and seller worldcurrencyandcoin out of Singapore sent me an empty envelope and took his time mailing it so by the time I received it eBay had closed the case in favor of the criminal. That seems to be ebay employees' only directives in a dispute: side with whichever party is wrong.
Below is a screenshot of what he said he'd send me:
What he actually sent me:
I have it on good authority that the seller being targeted for harassment, abuse, grand theft, wire fraud and larceny by eBay employees is in contact with a major publication that has agreed to run his story, and I also know about something else he has planed that may just end eBay as a company. If he's able to pull it off it'll bring their stock to zero.
Pray for that man. He fights for us all.
