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I have a bit of a problem with ebay as well. One of my friends purchased 2 ink cartridges off a person, paid, and only received one. When questioned about the item the person (who's chinese and very poor at english) said he "worded his auction wrong" and would refund half of the paid price providing she paid postage.
Now, postage was already $5. Postage to send it back to them would probably be the same, which is lame because they're in the same town as her. Here's the auction: Spoiler:
Now, the auction says there's 2 for sale. According to her, she bought this thinking that there were two in the single auction. What do you guys make of this, because I'm not entirely sure if this is considered fraud. Quite simply, if she had of known it were for a single ink cartridge, she wouldn't of bidded. Since the auction was poorly written by the auctioneer, I think they're in the wrong. Of course the auctioneer isn't going to send the second ink cartridge, and won't refund unless she pays postage. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Look. If she posted the cartridge off (which she shouldn't have to do in the first place) that would cost another $5. So a total of $10 is wasted and nothing is gained, thanks to the miswording of an auction that shouldn't have been contradictory in the first place. He lives in the same town but still refuses to have public communication.
During all this, she gave him negative feedback, and also received one: Spoiler:
At this time she didn't receive any emails about "offering a refund or exchange for another one" and she's replied like FIVE TIMES with her bank details. I'd be pretty pissed off too if I bidded on something expecting one thing, and ended up getting another. Currently he's now offering to refund half into her bank account, providing she gives details. She's done so, and he keeps ignoring them, and keeps asking. It's like he's deliberately ignoring them. There's nowhere I can't reach. |