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i try not to sell on ebay anymore. the fees suck, the rules for seller, returns, paypal fees. it used to be a lot better. buying from ebay isn't so bad.
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Wow that's interesting as I've never heard of that before. That sounds ridiculous that even if you have proof they side with the seller, and I guess I'm naive, that is really shady to send back a damaged or old part just to work the system. But that's what always ruins something good for honest people. Ugh, jerks.
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1977 1650 with cast iron lower grill housing, cast iron oil pan, 54" push-snow blade, rear blade, disc-harrow, 44c and 48" decks, Two cultivators, #1 tiller with both extensions, loaded tires, 75' weights and chains, #2 cart. |
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I had bought some Harley tee shirts on a road trip for her to make a quilt. once we pick the ones to use we listed the others on ebay. Now these are New with tags, never worn. Guy buys one, I ship it. then he opens a case saying that the shirt was heavily worn and had oil spots on it. Now understand I have pics of this new shirt showing tags and the lines from being folded. showed them to ebay. they still went into my paypal account and sent the guy back his money AND I never got the shirt back. So I was out shirt money and shipping. Or the other thing I like is, if the shipping company damages the item, you the seller are help accountable for that also. Like I control the shipping.
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I have sold quite a bit on EBay but not so much anymore. I can't stand the fees!
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Wow, I haven't had the kinds of trouble that you guys have had, basically I can't stand the fees... If you sell something for $5.00 and charge the actual shipping costs, you have pretty-much given it away.
Non paying bidders are a PITA and ebay won't do anything about them. The "keyword" thing is also a PITA, people think that I, as a die-hard Cub Cadet person want to look at their John Deere or MTD crap, that has nothing to do with a Cub Cadet. And people who constantly put the wrong information in their descriptions and ebay won't do anything about that either. Don't even get me started on the morons who put something stupid like 10 front pto lever and rockshafts on for a gazillion dollars each. Not sure if it's still true, but at one time ebay would delete your add if you said that you will only accept payment in the form of a USPS money order, or that you will charge a fee if they want to pay with paypal. It's all about eBay's bottom line... I suggest that the powers that be, here on OCC, start an auction section of their own and start cutting in on ebays action... When they do, I want a percentage for suggesting it! Hmmm, not sure I knew I had all that pent up inside... I think I may feel a little better now. Rant over.
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I agree, ebay sucks, and having been screwed by them, and gone through their "seller protection" I can assure anyone with doubts that it is meaningless when you are the seller being screwed. For what it is worth, Amazon is just as bad. with either one of them, even if you have full documentation where the seller agrees to your terms on returning an item, it comes down to the customer wins on whatever they are demanding.
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Some one needs to do them , what that comedian did to Starbucks
set up a parody site for way cheaper-- Evil pay ? |
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