Do they even read reports....
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on 04-06-2026 12:51 AM
I bought a phone off a listing. 10 minutes later I get a call from them saying that they haven't got that colour and that I could buy it directly from them or they could send a link. They send a link to my phone, tried to sell me other junk ... and after i said I didnt care about colours or anything. The sent me a chatGPT screenshot talking about a cheaper phone aand how they could send that because they didnt have this colour either. they clearly didnt have the phone I ordered..... well appently all that is fine with eBay because even after I reported the seller they said if was fine. because what it happened off site maybe?
https://imgur.com/3i2KGTE
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on 04-06-2026 08:09 AM
I sure hope you didn't click on the link they sent
MOST of the time no, bots 'read' reports
How did you report the seller?
eBay is not the place to buy something like a phone, and certainly never from some random seller
What was the item number?
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on 04-06-2026 11:20 AM
There’s a difference between reporting a seller and opening a refund case.
eBay will not open a refund case upon receiving a report from a buyer.
• The report function is (ha ha, rather sardonically) to alert eBay to bad seller behaviour with a view to correcting or sanctioning the behaviour.
• Opening a case/dispute/return is so that you, the buyer, can be refunded if the item isn’t as described or doesn’t arrive.
I echo what sandy had said. Hopefully you didn’t click onto the link. If you did, you should have a computer technician check your computer (or whatever device you used).
For buying a phone, you’ll be best off buying from an Australian business, one authorised to sell phones, who won’t try anything shonky, and who can give a genuine warranty.
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04-06-2026 12:55 PM - edited 04-06-2026 12:57 PM
The seller should be shut down completely but highly unlikely eBay will do anything at all !
Not only is the seller dropshipping fake Makita Batteries , fake phones, fake everything, he even posts with fake stamps !
And then you see positive feedback "Its ok... appears to be a knock off.. but work well" and wonder what on earth is wrong with some buyers !
And 4 ebay automated positive feedback for fake batteries !
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