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Holy cow!

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@davewil1964 wrote:

You could possibly report them as a non-performing seller but, anecdotally, eBay don't take action these days.

 

I doubt they are in Australia anyway. Their messages are very Chinglish. In which case you would have little chance of pursuing legal remedies, especially when they refunded you.

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What is "Chinglish"?

Anytime I get a message starting with "dear friend"  know I am dealing with a Chinese seller.........

I refuse to deal with Chinese sellers anymore other than for cheap novelty throw away type items. 

The items are inferior , the postage times are horrendous, its about as reliable as taking you money into the Casino & putting it all on black!

Hybrid Chinese/English. English words used in the wrong context, 'interesting' grammar. Usually run through a translator.

Could be a high school student, of course.

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@davewil1964 wrote:

Hybrid Chinese/English. English words used in the wrong context, 'interesting' grammar. Usually run through a translator.

 

Could be a high school student, of course.

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You old cynic!