Sent Item To Wrong Address

Nebzor · 23 Jul 2007 at 06:47

And how does one figure out what his ebay account is called?

wedgie · 23 Jul 2007 at 07:38

Benjarghmin said:
And how does one figure out what his ebay account is called?

You tell us.

I don't think it was you, based on the fact that you have said it wasn't you, but also because bigjohn has hinted it's not who we think it is (you being the obvious person people would think of first).

Luke · 23 Jul 2007 at 08:10

For what it's worth, you've said it wasn't you and that's good enough for me (not that you'll give a toss anyway).
Just wanted to end the speculation as to whether or not it was you.

Dr House · 23 Jul 2007 at 09:00

Burned_Alive said:
Forum whip round for SCC costs anyone?

It would seriously be the icing on this thread.

I would be happy to put towards this.

Couple of questions,
Mr Green called RM to ask for confirmation on his position on Saturday after he collected the parcel. Are they even available on the phone on Saturday?

Sunday - sold at car boot for minimum 60 (reasoning for not using Ebay: this was current price on Ebay at the time, and they appeared to be made redundant by x1950 – available in US for just under 100 pound equivalent brand new, if you review his feedback this is where the majority of his goods come from hence Carboot= quick sale no fees to pay.

HE stated he did not sell I on ebay because they are going for 100 pounds new in the US, how much they sell for in the us is completely irrelevant, as an experienced ebay user he would know that he can sell it for the going rate in the UK which is clearly 120 pound on the UK Ebay.

And that he wanted to avoid the fees, so he actually only got 30 pound in his hands as opposed to a potential 120 – a tener in fees.

wedgie · 23 Jul 2007 at 09:28

Paras said:
And that he wanted to avoid the fees, so he actually only got 30 pound in his hands as opposed to a potential 120 – a tener in fees.

He was concerned about paying ebay fees but not concerned about losing £60 off the value of the card, what's hard to believe about that?

Legoman · 23 Jul 2007 at 09:33

bigjohn said:
blade...... - i mean explicit wher do you get your great knowledge of these things?

I do hope it isn't another website and you are merely taking the credit for what people have told you?, you wouldn't do a thing like that now would you, surely you would direct everyone to the site?.

don't get me wrong I do think its great what you are doing and there should be more people like you out there who take the time to hekp other people you truely a credit to the human race, share the love though

this thread would make a great social study!!

You're really desperate for legal advice aren't you?

You clearly have no idea what the law is in this situation.

I don't rate your chances in a Small Claims Court.

Dr House · 23 Jul 2007 at 09:38

wedgie said:
He was concerned about paying ebay fees but not concerned about losing £60 off the value of the card, what's hard to believe about that?

well his friend took 30 pounds has his car boot fee so I cant see why he would not have used ebaylol

Danger Phoenix · 23 Jul 2007 at 10:08

I have been keeping an eye on this thread because it is interesting to see how it turns out... but I seem to have missed the part about the "squealing"... who squealed (well we don't know who yet), but what was squealed?

mame · 23 Jul 2007 at 10:10

Benjarghmin said:
And how does one figure out what his ebay account is called?

someone did quote his ebay account towards the start of this thread becuase i looked what items he was selling. bit too hung over to find it just now but it is there

edit: ok woke up a bit now, here it is greeny122229

theleg · 23 Jul 2007 at 10:18

Danger Phoenix said:
I have been keeping an eye on this thread because it is interesting to see how it turns out... but I seem to have missed the part about the "squealing"... who squealed (well we don't know who yet), but what was squealed?

Someone told the guy about this forum and this thread.

Naffa · 23 Jul 2007 at 10:18

Danger Phoenix said:
snip

We don't know yet. I'm quite curious to find out who it was as well though.

Danger Phoenix · 23 Jul 2007 at 10:20

Balddog said:
Someone told the guy about this forum and this thread.

Oh right... that sucks!

How has this guys "friend" appeared too :confused:

Naffa · 23 Jul 2007 at 10:26

Apparently he's a 'colleague' of Mr Green.. :rolleyes:

Make your own mind up on that one.

_Jimlad_ · 23 Jul 2007 at 11:35

oh dear

Danger Phoenix · 23 Jul 2007 at 11:40

naffa said:
Apparently he's a 'colleague' of Mr Green.. Make your own mind up on that one.

And he happened to stumble across this forum and this thread and sign up to post about his friend? Hmm... :rolleyes:

LoadsaMoney · 23 Jul 2007 at 11:47

Ahh Mr Green's finally found the thread, who'd of though that could have happened eh.

Scrutinize · 23 Jul 2007 at 11:49

You know Mr G could just pick someone randomly out of this thread and finger them with the thread-linking business.

"andy" · 23 Jul 2007 at 11:53

aye , and tbh whats the chance that someones ebayusername is the same as there one on here

i know mine aint...... :eek:

Bubo · 23 Jul 2007 at 11:56

Well I don't know about anyone else, but this M Green/Big John has successfully wierded me out. He definately seems to be revelling in the notoriety and the almost role play scenario he has got himself into pretending to be bigjohn. This is downright bizarre, given the likely consequences of court action. As I said before is schizophrenia a defense? You havn't also recently wrecked your dad's mother's sister's MR2 on your own private race track have you? Just checking like.

Tute · 23 Jul 2007 at 12:02

Bubo said:
As I said before is schizophrenia a defense? You havn't also recently wrecked your dad's mother's sister's MR2 on your own private race track have you? Just checking like.

Haha, rofflez.