perrbasset-2
Community Member

on ‎05-04-2019 04:08 PM

Im dealing with WINIT now , ''' GET THIS """ THESE THINGS , SOLD ME A  TRAIL CAMERA , when we inserted the batteries , there was a clear and strong smell of burning electrical , SOMETHING, do you know what these things at WINIT said ? CAN WE SEND YOU A VIDEO SHOWING HOW TO INSERT 4 BATTERIES,, can you believe that ! it seems , that the forged products that they sell from China , are not up to standard , and these things tried to say , IT WAS MY FAULT , I HAD NOT INSERTED THE BATTERIES IN THE CORRECT MANNER , just how stupid are these things , hahahahahahahahaha 60 yrs old and some idiot in china is trying to say , WE HERE IN AUSTRALIA , HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO LOAD BATTERIES .This company sells NOTHING but forgeries , thats why there is no NAME BRAND on anything . I HAD TO PAY THE COST OF SHIPPING THEIR **bleep** BACK TO THEM , IF THEY DO NOT REPAY ME THE FULL AMOUNT , I WILL TAKE THEM TO COURT .

maxi_the_whippet
Community Member
In response to perrbasset-2

on ‎05-04-2019 04:28 PM

Good luck on that should have just opened a ebay/paypal dispute to get your money back they even would have told you not to bother with return when it comes to china postage cost's workd for me.

lyndal1838
Honored Contributor
In response to perrbasset-2

on ‎05-04-2019 05:18 PM

I thought WINIT was a logistics company, not an ebay seller.

 

How do you think you are going to take a Chinese seller through the Australian Court system?

 

Don't hold your breath waiting for the seller to refund.....you did not use the ebay or paypal returns process so you have literally given the seller a gift.

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imastawka
Honored Contributor
In response to perrbasset-2

on ‎05-04-2019 05:52 PM

No chance of a refund, you should have opened a case, and then they would have had to pay the return postage.

 

Taking someone in China to court?    Not happening.

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imastawka
Honored Contributor
In response to perrbasset-2

on ‎05-04-2019 05:57 PM

Oh, and while I'm at it........open a case for Item Not Received for the seller

you left the neutral for.

 

Or else you'll be back here complaining about losing your money on that transaction as well.

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no2thenwo
Community Member
In response to michellebartley

on ‎20-06-2019 07:36 PM

So, is there something wrong from wanting to buy from Aussie sellers?

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maxi_the_whippet
Community Member
In response to no2thenwo

on ‎20-06-2019 07:55 PM

That's the issue we are having we are only wanting to by from GENIUINE Aussie Sellers but there are so many fake Aussie sellers and ebay has not done one thing about claiming fake item locations. read the thread.

i-once-was-bump
Community Member
In response to maxi_the_whippet

on ‎20-06-2019 09:50 PM

I remember this question started being asked about 15 years ago, ebay are slow to act.

 

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maxi_the_whippet
Community Member
In response to i-once-was-bump

on ‎21-06-2019 01:10 AM

They have never acted nor will they.

broadbandit777
Community Member
In response to springyzone

on ‎08-03-2020 07:53 PM

"If you buy something listed as local and it goes way past the due delivery dates & the sellers avoid questions, open an item not received claim, don't let them fob you off."   Having just purchased an item from a seller that stated the item was in Aisutralia and then received one of these "Winit" tracking numbers...I was going to wait until the "Delivered by" date had passed and try and open an 'Item not received claim" But be assured that Ebays response will be "The tracking number shows the item is in transit" or so other such doubletalk. They won't care that hte item is listed as being in Australia. Ebay won't do anything to these Sellers because they get hundreds of thousands of dollars off them in fees. Like any global corporation Ebay is interested in one thing and one thing only....making moiney...not looking after customers.