Ebay Time Wasters

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by MangoBay, Dec 7, 2011.

  1. PM Sent to MangoBay:

    "Hi I am interested in the Camcorder you have on ebay will you take £50 inc P&P?"

    Reply from MangoBay

    "Sorry but it's an auction. Starting Price is £40 and P&P £10. Why not bid and see if you are lucky enough to win @ £40 + £10 P&P?"

    Time Waster places bid @ £40

    Time Waster wins item

    Time Waster wins auction and sends MangoBay Private Message:

    "I don't need this item now so wont be payiing for it. You may like to relist it"

    silly billy
     
  2. bernjb56

    bernjb56 Supporter

    Add him to the 'punch in the face' thread. Might make you feel better ???
     
  3. MorkC68

    MorkC68 Administrator

    I'd make him pay for it anyway...isnt that what you enter into when you are winning bidder?
     
  4. "You may like to report him to eBay". He won, he pays.

    The face-punching is another option, of course...
     
  5. i agree - take it up with eBay and make him pay ....
     
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  7. if this is the actual account of what happened - tell ebay ... they will make him pay something ...
     
  8. bernjb56

    bernjb56 Supporter

    He sounds very nice - did you arrange to meet?
     
  9. to be fair - you trolling him does not help your case with ebay - if you left it at - you win you pay and his reply - eBay would be more favourable
     
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  11. Sounds like you need to get Chrisradioman involved! >:D
     
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  14. Honky

    Honky Administrator

    I had a problem as a buyer. Had my eyes on a 091 gearbox and was prepared to bid whatever it would have taken to win. The seller removed it before the end of the auction :(.
     
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  17. I used to stalk my non payers ,just see what else they were bidding on ,see where they lived on google ,ask them questions with my other ids ,just normal stuff... :eek:
     
  18. I don't think eBay give a toss, they get a slice of the deal even if the seller won't seller or the buyer won't buy. Blatant abuse of contract law - just needs someone to get precedence set and then the floodgates get opened. I had an situation where I'd won an item and the bloke wanted more money than it sold for. Told me his wife didnt want to sell and after checking his feedback, he'd previously welched on the same item to a prviuis high bidder. Total waster - why stick it on eBay starting at 99p and no reserve...
     
  19. I've decided to get revenge by bidding on the crumby 6ft snooker table he currently has for sale.
     
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