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up2nogooduk

up2nogooduk

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Hi all

Just want some advice.
I brought a graphics card on the bay. the guy said he posted it 1st class recoreded postage! this was last week, along with him saying he send me the tracking details etc, which i never got lol!

He had no feed back at all, and normaly i avoid them sellers! but cos he was selling other items of his own, i thought oh go for it!
Not had the item yet, and he dont reply to my email!
what shall i do about it. i ask just incase it goes on to long and i never get the item. am i stuffed if his dodgey. never had this problem before, so im just abit unsure?

Cheers :)
 
up2nogooduk said:
Hi all

Just want some advice.
I brought a graphics card on the bay. the guy said he posted it 1st class recoreded postage! this was last week, along with him saying he send me the tracking details etc, which i never got lol!

He had no feed back at all, and normaly i avoid them sellers! but cos he was selling other items of his own, i thought oh go for it!
Not had the item yet, and he dont reply to my email!
what shall i do about it. i ask just incase it goes on to long and i never get the item. am i stuffed if his dodgey. never had this problem before, so im just abit unsure?

Cheers :)
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I would leave it another a week and then contact eBay/Paypal. As far as I know if you only leave it a week and contact them, they'll just say give it another week (Or maybe sometimes a month?).

Certainly sounds like he's taking your money and making a run for it though :(
 
remind him that you haven't had the tracking details via an email message if you can, or at least keep a record of the e-mail being sent. If he doesn't reply with it simply contact ebay and report it as item not received.
 
So would i still get my money back if his dodgey?

Candy, i dont use ebay really, so wasn't to sure what i do. i'll look out for the not recived button. thanks for that.

Cheers guys :)
 
I've never had to go down this route with ebay, but I have friends who have. They all seemed to get their money back in the end. As long as you keep a log of all emails etc then you should be fine.
 
As long as you paid via paypal - a case will be raised and they will have to provide paypal with the tracking number. Basically if they cannot prove that it got delivered with your signature on the slip paypal will just take the money back out of their account and refund you.
 
gambitt said:
Here's some advice: learn what brought means.
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Dont be such a "cough" plz gosh!!!!!!!!!!! wow it was written wrong! get out your own a** mate :rolleyes:
Sorry but if u cant help dont say anything!!!

They wont let me make complaint till tomorrow!

Thanks to those who helped

Have good day now :D

Edit sorry for my rant! just not in the mood for smart ass ppl right now sorry :)
 
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Even if the seller sends it recorded, it's not sufficient proof that the buyer has received it so in the case of any issues ebay usually sides with the buyer. So I only send stuff recorded if it's under £45.

Then you have the problem that for some items you sell on ebay they only allow you a certain amount for postage.

In this instance, ebay may allow the seller some grace period to allow for postal issues but you should at least now log a case with ebay.
 
up2nogooduk said:
Dont be such a "cough" plz gosh!!!!!!!!!!! wow it was written wrong! get out your own a** mate :rolleyes:
Sorry but if u cant help dont say anything!!!

They wont let me make complaint till tomorrow!

Thanks to those who helped

Have good day now :D

Edit sorry for my rant! just not in the mood for smart ass ppl right now sorry :)
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Thats all right, I am never in the mood to read posts that appear to be written by an ADHD suffering 5 year old who has just been given a bag of haribo.

You will get your money back and it will all be ok. You just have to be a bit patient with these things.
 
cyber69 said:
Even if the seller sends it recorded, it's not sufficient proof that the buyer has received it so in the case of any issues ebay usually sides with the buyer. So I only send stuff recorded if it's under £45.

Then you have the problem that for some items you sell on ebay they only allow you a certain amount for postage.

In this instance, ebay may allow the seller some grace period to allow for postal issues but you should at least now log a case with ebay.
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Ok mate thanks for that :)

fez said:
Thats all right, I am never in the mood to read posts that appear to be written by an ADHD suffering 5 year old who has just been given a bag of haribo.

You will get your money back and it will all be ok. You just have to be a bit patient with these things.
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Lol ADHD. I'm a 37 year old who sufferes with stress anxiety/ and reflux, not ADHD thank god :D Funny enough, i do have some haribo ;) overclockers sent them with an order. not eat them yet.. :p

Cheers.
 
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