I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st class 
standard on Tuesday at lunch time.

He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the money 
is now on hold.

I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid for 
Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class standard 
Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any special way.

The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss he's 
going to make.

Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he never 
paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class standard, 
I'm in the right here?

The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.

Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, not 
at this time of year.

Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?

Moody Marco wrote:
> I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st 
> class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
> 
> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
> money is now on hold.
> 
> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
> special way.
> 
> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
> he's going to make.
> 
> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he 
> never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
> standard, I'm in the right here?
> 
> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
> 
> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
> not at this time of year.
> 
> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?

If you didn't pay for insurance then you are stuffed.

First rule of selling on Ebay, always send goods by recorded or 
registered post.

-- 
Regards,

Psychobudgie

Very deep. You should send that into Reader's Digest, they've got a page
for people like you. - Douglas Adams

On 29 Nov, 19:09, Psychobudgie  wrote:
> Moody Marco wrote:
> > I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st
> > class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>
> > He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the
> > money is now on hold.
>
> > I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid> > for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class
> > standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any
> > special way.
>
> > The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be
> > slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss
> > he's going to make.
>
> > Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just> > gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he
> > never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class> > standard, I'm in the right here?
>
> > The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google> > search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>
> > Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130> > not at this time of year.
>
> > Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>
> If you didn't pay for insurance then you are stuffed.
>
> First rule of selling on Ebay, always send goods by recorded or
> registered post.

I would also check the buyers/sellers feedback.  I wouldn't do
dealings with anyone  under 97% possitve feedback

"Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st class 
>standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>
> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
> money is now on hold.
>
> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
> special way.
>
> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
> he's going to make.
>
> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he never 
> paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
> standard, I'm in the right here?
>
> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>
> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
> not at this time of year.
>
> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?

Sorry to say this but im afraid you would appear to be fucked, made same 
mistake myself a few years ago sold a mobile phone and sent it 1st class. A 
week later a paypal dispute was opened due to goods not being recieved found 
in the buyers favour coz that reciept isnt enough for proof of postage or 
value of goods. I made a claim against post office and was given 37pds 
compensation which like yourself put me down about  130 pds. Keep an eye on 
the seller though coz fortunately the buyer was a fuckin zoomer and  listed 
my phone with my photo for sale a week later  a quick call to Hertfordshire 
police and i got my phone back and sold it on  again but since then ive 
always used recorded. I think paypal will always find in buyers favour if he 
raises a dispute about goods not recieved if there is no proof of postage. 
Hopefully its just held up in post .


Ross
afc

"Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st class 
>standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>
> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
> money is now on hold.
>
> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
> special way.
>
> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
> he's going to make.
>
> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he never 
> paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
> standard, I'm in the right here?
>
> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>
> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
> not at this time of year.
>
> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?

I sold a perfectly working motherboard to a guy who filed a claim saying it 
was broken, he won and got the refund, but he never sent the board back, I 
complained to paypal who said he won the dispute???
So I kept on phoning,emailing and generally harrassing them and they said he 
had to send the board back, he did and it worked so I complained to paypal 
again but they would not make him pay for it and i had to sell it again, so 
many wankers out there taking the piss.

"andy"  wrote in message 
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>
> "Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
> news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>>I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st 
>>class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>>
>> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
>> money is now on hold.
>>
>> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
>> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
>> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
>> special way.
>>
>> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
>> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
>> he's going to make.
>>
>> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
>> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he 
>> never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
>> standard, I'm in the right here?
>>
>> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
>> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>>
>> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
>> not at this time of year.
>>
>> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>
> I sold a perfectly working motherboard to a guy who filed a claim saying 
> it was broken, he won and got the refund, but he never sent the board 
> back, I complained to paypal who said he won the dispute???
> So I kept on phoning,emailing and generally harrassing them and they said 
> he had to send the board back, he did and it worked so I complained to 
> paypal again but they would not make him pay for it and i had to sell it 
> again, so many wankers out there taking the piss.
>

Between this kind of thing and scammers, etc, I'm fast becoming pissed off 
with selling on eBay

"Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
news:SNGdneJuxJn129LanZ2dnUVZ8sqjnZ2d@giganews.com...
>
> "andy"  wrote in message 
> news:QM6dnazWRbBZ3dLanZ2dnUVZ8rGdnZ2d@bt.com...
>>
>> "Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
>> news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>>>I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st 
>>>class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>>>
>>> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
>>> money is now on hold.
>>>
>>> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
>>> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
>>> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
>>> special way.
>>>
>>> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
>>> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
>>> he's going to make.
>>>
>>> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
>>> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he 
>>> never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
>>> standard, I'm in the right here?
>>>
>>> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
>>> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>>>
>>> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
>>> not at this time of year.
>>>
>>> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>>
>> I sold a perfectly working motherboard to a guy who filed a claim saying 
>> it was broken, he won and got the refund, but he never sent the board 
>> back, I complained to paypal who said he won the dispute???
>> So I kept on phoning,emailing and generally harrassing them and they said 
>> he had to send the board back, he did and it worked so I complained to 
>> paypal again but they would not make him pay for it and i had to sell it 
>> again, so many wankers out there taking the piss.
>>
>
> Between this kind of thing and scammers, etc, I'm fast becoming pissed off 
> with selling on eBay

Marco, you need to protect yourself, I used to sell on ebay & send expensive 
sets of bagpipes all over the world, but not one set ever left my hands 
without being insured for their full value & I always made it clear in the 
auction details that the buyer had to bear this cost.

Good luck & I hope the parcel arrives at it's destination soon.

Andy.

"Ross"  wrote in message 
news:474f3f8d$0$12116$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosting.com...
>
> "Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
> news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>>I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st 
>>class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>>
>> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
>> money is now on hold.
>>
>> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
>> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
>> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
>> special way.
>>
>> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
>> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
>> he's going to make.
>>
>> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
>> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he 
>> never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
>> standard, I'm in the right here?
>>
>> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
>> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>>
>> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
>> not at this time of year.
>>
>> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>
> Sorry to say this but im afraid you would appear to be fucked, made same 
> mistake myself a few years ago sold a mobile phone and sent it 1st class. 
> A week later a paypal dispute was opened due to goods not being recieved 
> found in the buyers favour coz that reciept isnt enough for proof of 
> postage or value of goods. I made a claim against post office and was 
> given 37pds compensation which like yourself put me down about  130 pds. 
> Keep an eye on the seller though coz fortunately the buyer was a fuckin 
> zoomer and  listed my phone with my photo for sale a week later  a quick 
> call to Hertfordshire police and i got my phone back and sold it on  again 
> but since then ive always used recorded. I think paypal will always find 
> in buyers favour if he raises a dispute about goods not recieved if there 
> is no proof of postage. Hopefully its just held up in post .
>
>
> Ross
> afc

Oh boy, I would love to have seen that cunts face when the law arrived. Hope 
you sent him a giruy email as well.

Andy.

Moody Marco wrote:
>>
>
> Between this kind of thing and scammers, etc, I'm fast becoming
> pissed off with selling on eBay

Got to be honest with you Mark, you have nobody to blame but yourself in 
this case. I wouldn't dream of sending anything of value by standard mail.

Ross wrote:
> "Moody Marco"  wrote in message
> news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>> I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it
>> 1st class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>>
>> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence,
>> the money is now on hold.
>>
>> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never
>> paid for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing
>> "First Class standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for
>> it be sent any special way.
>>
>> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may
>> be slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the
>> fuss he's going to make.
>>
>> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt
>> just gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that
>> because he never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other
>> than 1st class standard, I'm in the right here?
>>
>> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick
>> Google search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>>
>> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose
>> £130, not at this time of year.
>>
>> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>
> Sorry to say this but im afraid you would appear to be fucked, made
> same mistake myself a few years ago sold a mobile phone and sent it
> 1st class. A week later a paypal dispute was opened due to goods not
> being recieved found in the buyers favour coz that reciept isnt
> enough for proof of postage or value of goods. I made a claim against
> post office and was given 37pds compensation which like yourself put
> me down about  130 pds. Keep an eye on the seller though coz
> fortunately the buyer was a fuckin zoomer and  listed my phone with
> my photo for sale a week later  a quick call to Hertfordshire police
> and i got my phone back and sold it on  again but since then ive
> always used recorded. I think paypal will always find in buyers
> favour if he raises a dispute about goods not recieved if there is no
> proof of postage. Hopefully its just held up in post .
>
> Ross
> afc

Do you know if he was prosecuted Ross?

"Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st class 
>standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>
> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
> money is now on hold.
>
> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
> special way.
>
> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
> he's going to make.
>
> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he never 
> paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
> standard, I'm in the right here?
>
> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>
> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
> not at this time of year.
>
> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?

Sadly i think it will go in the buyers favour.Proof of postage really doesn 
mean anything more than you went to the post office.Real proof is a 
signature and without that he can deny all he likes and you cant prove 
anything otherwise.But why the hell send something worth £130 by standard 
post,thats crazy mate!!! Anything over £15 i automatically send 
recorded.Dont give the buyer any other choice in postage. Cannie trust the 
royal mail these days with a letter let alone £130 worth of goods,looks like 
its going to end up being a horrible lesson in how to use the right mail 
services :-(

JB

"Andy Morrison"  wrote in message 
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>

>>
>>
>> Ross
>> afc
>
> Oh boy, I would love to have seen that cunts face when the law arrived. 
> Hope you sent him a giruy email as well.
>
> Andy.

It was a woman  fuckin thick as mince eh  !  Aye i duly sent her a giruy 
email.

Ross
afc

Psychobudgie explained on 29/11/2007 :
> Moody Marco wrote:
>> I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st class 
>> standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>> 
>> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
>> money is now on hold.
>> 
>> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
>> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
>> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
>> special way.
>> 
>> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
>> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss he's 
>> going to make.
>> 
>> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
>> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he never 
>> paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
>> standard, I'm in the right here?
>> 
>> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
>> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>> 
>> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, not 
>> at this time of year.
>> 
>> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>
> If you didn't pay for insurance then you are stuffed.
>
> First rule of selling on Ebay, always send goods by recorded or registered 
> post.

Good advice.

-- 
Count  Baldoni

After serious thinking Y.N.W.A wrote :
> On 29 Nov, 19:09, Psychobudgie  wrote:
>> Moody Marco wrote:
>>> I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st
>>> class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>>> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the
>>> money is now on hold.
>> 
>>> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid
>>> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class
>>> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any
>>> special way.
>> 
>>> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be
>>> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss
>>> he's going to make.
>> 
>>> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just
>>> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he
>>> never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class
>>> standard, I'm in the right here?
>> 
>>> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google
>>> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>>> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130,
>>> not at this time of year.
>> 
>>> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>> 
>> If you didn't pay for insurance then you are stuffed.
>> 
>> First rule of selling on Ebay, always send goods by recorded or
>> registered post.
>
> I would also check the buyers/sellers feedback.  I wouldn't do
> dealings with anyone  under 97% possitve feedback

I screwed myself up when my mate told me he had 20 Liverpool v West Ham 
FA Cup programs  to get rid of. I already had one while he went to get 
the rest I scanned it and put it up.  They sold like hot cakes due to 
the price but the only problem was my mate only had ten.

I reimbursed those who paid up front but I was left with negative 
comments which took me from 100% down to 96.6 or thereabouts.

Live and learn say I and never put gear up for sale until you have it 
in your hands.  I tried to bullshit this one guy that my store room had 
been burned down by arsonists, and the bastard included that in the 
negative comment.

-- 
Count  Baldoni

"Angof" <Mailfalger1@yahoo.co.uk(no need for Mail)> wrote in message 
news:13kvhql68b36b42@corp.supernews.com...
> Ross wrote:

> Do you know if he was prosecuted Ross?

She was given a caution and the police returned the phone to me i  think she 
should have been prosecuted ok the phone was only worth 160pds but still 
......

Ross
afc

Ross wrote:
> "Angof" <Mailfalger1@yahoo.co.uk(no need for Mail)> wrote in message
> news:13kvhql68b36b42@corp.supernews.com...
>> Ross wrote:
>
>> Do you know if he was prosecuted Ross?
>
> She was given a caution and the police returned the phone to me i think 
> she should have been prosecuted ok the phone was only worth
> 160pds but still ......
>
> Ross
> afc

I agree...they should have done her. the cost is not the point.

"Ross"  wrote in message 
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>
> "Moody Marco"  wrote in message 
> news:TtCdnbQC7dHwYtPaRVnyhQA@giganews.com...
>>I sold an iPod last week on eBay.  Guy paid Paypal, and I sent it 1st 
>>class standard on Tuesday at lunch time.
>>
>> He's not received it yet and raised a dispute with Paypal.  Hence, the 
>> money is now on hold.
>>
>> I have a receipt from the Post Office, nothing more, since he never paid 
>> for Recorded/Special, and it clearly stated on the listing "First Class 
>> standard Royal Mail".  He never e-mailed or asked for it be sent any 
>> special way.
>>
>> The PO said it may just be the time of year and that his package may be 
>> slightly late, but I've got a bad feeling about this cunt and the fuss 
>> he's going to make.
>>
>> Now I know I can't prove I posted it to his address, as the receipt just 
>> gives date, time, method and amount.  But I'm hoping that because he 
>> never paid nor asked for (nor was offered) anything other than 1st class 
>> standard, I'm in the right here?
>>
>> The receipt does have a "Session Prefix" number, and from a quick Google 
>> search there ARE people quoting such a number in disputes.
>>
>> Anyone more knowledgeable on these things? I can't afford to lose £130, 
>> not at this time of year.
>>
>> Surely if Royal Mail have lost it it's not my fault?
>
> Sorry to say this but im afraid you would appear to be fucked, made same 
> mistake myself a few years ago sold a mobile phone and sent it 1st class. 
> A week later a paypal dispute was opened due to goods not being recieved 
> found in the buyers favour coz that reciept isnt enough for proof of 
> postage or value of goods. I made a claim against post office and was 
> given 37pds compensation which like yourself put me down about  130 pds. 
> Keep an eye on the seller though coz fortunately the buyer was a fuckin 
> zoomer and  listed my phone with my photo for sale a week later  a quick 
> call to Hertfordshire police and i got my phone back and sold it on  again 
> but since then ive always used recorded. I think paypal will always find 
> in buyers favour if he raises a dispute about goods not recieved if there 
> is no proof of postage. Hopefully its just held up in post .

LOL, feckin brilliant! What a complete rocket of a buyer.

"ZB"  wrote in message 
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>
> LOL, feckin brilliant! What a complete rocket of a buyer.


Aye for sure but despite this she was still selling and buying on ebay for 
months and even i gave her a mega neg folk were still buying and selling 
with her...........just shows sometimes folk dont read feedback . I emailed 
ebay the details of crime report etc and still they did f**k all about her. 
So when it goes tits up basically ebay dont want to know , i wouldnt rely on 
them at all for any help in a dispute.

Ross
afc

"Ross"  wrote in message 
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>
> "ZB"  wrote in message 
> news:5rde93F13c4gkU1@mid.individual.net...
>>
>> LOL, feckin brilliant! What a complete rocket of a buyer.
>
>
> Aye for sure but despite this she was still selling and buying on ebay for 
> months and even i gave her a mega neg folk were still buying and selling 
> with her...........just shows sometimes folk dont read feedback . I 
> emailed ebay the details of crime report etc and still they did f**k all 
> about her. So when it goes tits up basically ebay dont want to know , i 
> wouldnt rely on them at all for any help in a dispute.

She should have been banned. It's unacceptable that ebay let her continue to 
trade after she was caught committing fraud.

ZB wrote:
> "Ross"  wrote in message
> news:4752a5a0$0$5180$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosting.com...
>>
>> "ZB"  wrote in message
>> news:5rde93F13c4gkU1@mid.individual.net...
>>>
>>> LOL, feckin brilliant! What a complete rocket of a buyer.
>>
>>
>> Aye for sure but despite this she was still selling and buying on
>> ebay for months and even i gave her a mega neg folk were still
>> buying and selling with her...........just shows sometimes folk dont
>> read feedback . I emailed ebay the details of crime report etc and
>> still they did f**k all about her. So when it goes tits up basically
>> ebay dont want to know , i wouldnt rely on them at all for any help
>> in a dispute.
>
> She should have been banned. It's unacceptable that ebay let her
> continue to trade after she was caught committing fraud.

I agree. Unbelievable that eBay took no action.