*tippy*toes*
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In response to janeababe

‎11-10-2017 01:28 AM - edited ‎11-10-2017 01:30 AM

Silly me. Slap my face. Sheesh!

 

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Pffffffffffffffffffft. Just so I can be acused of being rude 😄 

 

letscleanupmycupboards
Community Member

on ‎12-10-2017 05:24 PM

Tippy how is it impossible to use a fake tracking number? eBay would need all past and future numbers in a database to be able to check them.

I've accidentally typod the wrong number (non existent one) into eBay and wasn't aware until the buyer started a dispute over non arrival because the number came up as incorrect. So it is possible.

4green2000
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In response to letscleanupmycupboards

‎13-10-2017 07:02 AM - edited ‎13-10-2017 07:04 AM

@letscleanupmycupboards wrote:
Tippy how is it impossible to use a fake tracking number? eBay would need all past and future numbers in a database to be able to check them.

I've accidentally typod the wrong number (non existent one) into eBay and wasn't aware until the buyer started a dispute over non arrival because the number came up as incorrect. So it is possible.

im with you..it is possible to use a fake tracking number as i have done the same by typing the wrong one in. The system DID allow it.....So it is possible.