Is it possible Ebay could be any more wrong?

[pc-tech-pros]

A couple of months ago I received an email from Ebay saying that my selling limits have changed (ie decreased) because it appears as if my account is linked to account XXXXXXX (I've not put the actual account name for privacy). I did a quick search in my email for that seller ID. I could see that I've purchased bubble wrap from them twice. That's it. Somehow Ebay think it's my account? **bleep**? Now, that I'm trying to sell again (because our main account has dropped off the map with best match listings), we can't sell because the selling limits are so low. Is there no end to Ebay's incompetence?

[lyndal1838]

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@conrod50 wrote:

i havent refused to answer anything , im just not used to this discussion part , as far as im aware i lodged everything on time , thats ok ill just slander the thief every chance i get 

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Slandering your seller will see you having your posts removed.

If it happens too often you will be unable to access the boards in future to ask for help.

What sort of dispute did you open....Not Received or Not as Described?

[imastawka]

Lyndal I thought all the answers were given in the AC?

[padi*0409]

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@lyndal1838 wrote:

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@conrod50 wrote:

i havent refused to answer anything , im just not used to this discussion part , as far as im aware i lodged everything on time , thats ok ill just slander the thief every chance i get 

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Slandering your seller will see you having your posts removed.

If it happens too often you will be unable to access the boards in future to ask for help.

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They've already been told that lyndal................

Ah well, you can take a horse to water but you can't make it drink sometimes.  I suspect conrod is on very thin ice at the moment in respect of naming and shaming.

[kopenhagen5]

ill just slander the thief every chance i get 

In that case you won't mind the consequences. Have a nice holiday.

[lyndal1838]

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@imastawka wrote:

Lyndal I thought all the answers were given in the AC?

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I have not seen anywhere where the OP has confirmed what sort of dispute they opened.

If the disputes were escalated in the timeframe but the seller keeps winning the dispute it must have something to do with the seller being able to prove they have protection.   As the item was a $1500 computer the seller would be mad if they did not have proper proof of delivery.    That leaves a Not As Described dispute as the only one that the buyer could possibly win....the item is not as described if it is missing a part.

[247newdeals]

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@imastawka wrote:

Lyndal I thought all the answers were given in the AC?

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I have to ask what is 'AC'?

[kopenhagen5]

Answer Centre.

[247newdeals]

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@kopenhagen5 wrote:

Answer Centre.

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Thank you

[imastawka]

And apparently I was wrong  

(Feel free to screen grab that.    It may be needed at some time)

[kopenhagen5]

You are not often wrong so it's a bit like a special event.