Brianpore
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Laura........Laura was so kind to help me out, so this post is no longer needed!
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Laura........Laura was so kind to help me out, so this post is no longer needed!
God damnit, I'm having some serious problems with an Ebay seller. FWIW, it's one of those Italian Ebay shops that are selling hundreds of Belvest items...
But here it goes:
On Sep 22 I bought a plain single-breasted, one button Belvest tuxedo in 50.
3 weeks later I receive a striped on, in short. Wrong tux...If I return it, he'll send out the correct one. So I spend 50$ on shipping, and send it back.
After lots of mailing, he then sends out the "correct" tuxedo two weeks later. I receive it today, and guess what? It's a freaking Double-breasted tuxedo. On top of that, I had to pay another 100$ in customs.
It's now way past any paypal or ebay dispute window, and I can't imagine him answering my messages.
I don't know how guys like this stay in business, they obviously have no control over the stuff they're sending out.
edit: This is exactly the reason a 180 day INAD policy is good. Sometimes you just end up with a bad seller.
God damnit, I'm having some serious problems with an Ebay seller. FWIW, it's one of those Italian Ebay shops that are selling hundreds of Belvest items...
But here it goes:
On Sep 22 I bought a plain single-breasted, one button Belvest tuxedo in 50.
3 weeks later I receive a striped on, in short. Wrong tux...If I return it, he'll send out the correct one. So I spend 50$ on shipping, and send it back.
After lots of mailing, he then sends out the "correct" tuxedo two weeks later. I receive it today, and guess what? It's a freaking Double-breasted tuxedo. On top of that, I had to pay another 100$ in customs.
It's now way past any paypal or ebay dispute window, and I can't imagine him answering my messages.
I don't know how guys like this stay in business, they obviously have no control over the stuff they're sending out.
edit: This is exactly the reason a 180 day INAD policy is good. Sometimes you just end up with a bad seller.
Called the guy only to get the runaround. Eventually, they allowed me to send it all back and was refunded the original cost. The return shipping was on me.
Where the hell do those guys pick up these pieces to begin with?
Just had someone request to pay via money order. Anyone here take those, ever have any issues?
I feel like consistency in listing trumps the possibility of lower views. Plus, most people use sniper programs these days so it doesn't matter if they're traveling. Also, lots of car/plane time = lots of ebay time.There have been cases of fake money orders and (more commonly) bank-issued cashier's checks. I would only accept a USPS money order, and then only ship the item/s after you have taken the MO to the post office to cash it and have dollar bills in hand.
Anybody doing anything different with your 10-day listings this week? The usual Thursday-through-second-Sunday would have them ending the Sunday after Thanksgiving. I seem to remember doing okay on sales that week last year, but have no real data. That Sunday is usually a heavy travel day so it would seem there'd be more people than usual away from their computers and not able to bid. Would it be better to have some 10-day listings starting on Friday and ending on Cyber Monday? Or will people be shopping so many other websites that day that they won't be on ebay as much? Are you guys approaching this week any differently?
I feel like consistency in listing trumps the possibility of lower views. Plus, most people use sniper programs these days so it doesn't matter if they're traveling. Also, lots of car/plane time = lots of ebay time.