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on 15-01-2021 06:21 PM
Given that eBay don't answer calls at the moment, how did you manage that trick? Did you actually get somebody to answer the phone?
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on 15-01-2021 06:56 PM
BUT NOW THEY ARE GETTING AROUND THAT. 2 CUSTOMERS SAYING EMPTY ENVELOPES . Simply IMPOSSIBLE , as with these they need to fit through a measuring slot at the post office so ensure between 5mm and 20mm. They are about 10mm (empty envelope would be barely 1mm). Plus they are weighed to ensure not exceeding weight. . Plus the criteria for using is must be still flexible, so I check each one to ensure is flexible. An empty envelope can't happen. So much for tracking. What can you do but refund.
INTERESTING ebay advice for sellers though, ebay later told me that if you have tracking saying delivered, the buyer must prove it was empty ! Which is not possible.
SECOND SCAM... buyer contacted me for a refund but insisted I refund and then she would return, I told her I would happily refund but like all stores she had to first return. Interesting she knew not to open a return dispute. It was a change of mind but I still agreed. So she thanked me and said would send it back but I didn't hear until 2 months later !!!! Ebay informed me she had opened an unauthorised transaction claim with her bank. DESPITE HAVING EBAY MESSAGES ETC with her trying to get a refund and keep it, and despite ebay having order numbers etc, as it was a 3rd party ie bank dispute, they couldnt use any of that nor intervene on my behalf. Bank wanted tracking!!! So she got refunded, kept her s925 charm, , I got an ebay fee of $22 for a bank dispute and I got a defect. Which they removed on appeal due to buyer messages etc proving a lie. I dont feel ebay do enough to protect sellers, they had all the evidence they needed. Better than tracking which may have had no relevance to an ebay purchase even. Its very weighed toward buyers and not enough to support sellers. I later found they could have used messages, as it said so in the charge back help link. They get the goods, the refund and you lose the goods, the money and the fee.
Another buyer did the exact thing. Had over 1700 in purchases on husbands BUSINESS credit card transaction over a 3 month statement. She denied all. Bank opened disputes for EVERY EBAY PURCHASE OVER THE 3 MONTHS. I checked and she had hunfldreds of purchases. So loads of sellers stung..... not just me. Again ebay claimed they couldn't use anything to intervene...... she had even left positive feedback. Again, and she had bought from me on 3 occasions, 3 refunds, 3 kept, 3 ebay fees of $22 each but as there was proof they later removed the defects. So that hit many sellers. Pages of transactions.
HORRIBLEBTHAT YOU CANNOT LEAVE ANYTHING BUT POSITIVE FEEDBACK SO CANT WARN PEOPLE.
I NOW PUT TRACKING ON EVERYTHING, THOUGH FINANCIALLY NOT AFFORDABLE... SO NOW PROOF OF DELIVERY BUT EMPTY ENVELOPES
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on 15-01-2021 07:14 PM
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on 15-01-2021 07:14 PM
And these issues relate to spam calls supposedly from eBay CS?
No they don't. They relate to your business model.
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on 15-01-2021 07:28 PM
An ebay scam is an ebay scam, be it phone, text, buyer or email. Its system abuse . Nothing to do with my business model..... if that was in reference to my last post . Scamners in general are getting smarter and finding loopholes. We need to be aware of the recent scam trends, to protect ourselves, as eBay, even with clear evidence to the contrary, say they cannot intervene in a bank dispute for not recognised
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on 15-01-2021 07:29 PM
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on 15-01-2021 07:34 PM
I replied to you, so 'yes'. In general, if a poster replies to you, it means the poster is replying to you. Generally your last post.
You posted in a thread specifically related to spam/scam calls from eBay. Not about your lack of knowledge of COVID issues. Not your business model not protecting you from scamming buyers. An entirely different issue.
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on 15-01-2021 07:37 PM
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on 15-01-2021 07:48 PM
You seem to have forgotten how to reply to the person you are addressing.
If the number is only available to select members, why post it?
You might think my responses are cynical, but that is probably due to the fact that I actually understand how eBay works. And don't post off-topic.
And post solutions when questions are asked, rather than off-topic vents being repeatedly posted.
It's easy. Post with tracking. Set your prices to reflect that.
I can't help with bank chargebacks. I've never had one, and I'm not on managed payments.
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on 16-01-2021 08:28 AM
This thread is not just about ebay scams in general.
If you actually read the whole thread it is about calls that are supposedly from ebay customer support but are not.
As for posting that phone number.....it is against posting policy and will probably be removed when the Moderators are next online.