Paul Dorsey wrote:
> Even though I've been buying parts off ebay for some time without any real
> problems (knock on wood) isin't a purchase really based on trust; and if the
> item is not as described, then your ONLY recourse is plead with the guy, and
> then after that, if still not satisfied, to give him negative feedback?
>
> Then what prevents him from changing his name, and assuming a new identity
> because he's earned a bunch of negative feedback? Is this why folks change
> their names on ebay?
>
> I'd be interested to know if others have been schemed off ebay and how
> widespread it is?
>
> Thanks,
> Paul Dorsey (with 105 purchases, and 100% feedback rating)
> 60 TR3
>
Pay with PayPal and use a credit card. PayPal won't help, but Visa will.
You can usually get your money back if you present Visa with evidence the
seller misled you and a
good explanation. It's key to be able to proove you returned the merchandise --
registered mail etc.
Don Malling
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