They list the steps, starting with this:
with diagrams and the last one in the series says it all - pair of c*cks if I'm not mistaken!
[Edited on 8/9/08 by 02GF74]
I know a few people have had these recently and it seems I may be next so I had look at the ebay dispute thing.
They list the steps, starting with this:
with diagrams and the last one in the series says it all - pair of c*cks if I'm not mistaken!
[Edited on 8/9/08 by 02GF74]
the detached knobends look a bit painful 
It's another change of policy - if you use the dispute thing your gonna get pissed on ?
I've got a dispute going on at the moment. Well it's not really a dispute, just that the guy who bid the most for the engine I was selling
doesn't seem to have the time to come and collect it (and pay me for it).
We had a discussion about it on the telephone. He tells me "I'm not trying to mess you about, I'll pay you half now on Paypal and the
rest when I pick it up" which he has already told me won't be for at least (another) week.
Fortunately the chaps here have enlightened me to the perils of Paypal, so I thanked him for his kind offeer and told him to f*** off
I 'm in the middle of another ebay disaster.
Bought an item for my tin-top from a trader in Germany. Paid £450.
Never arrived despite so many promises that it had been dispatched. Raised a dispute and it eventually arrived 3 months later! The postmark on the
package indicated that it had been sent only 2 days before I received it!
Anyway - turns out the item never worked! I told eBay about it, so they cancel the 'not received' dispute and tell me to file a 'not
as described' dispute. I do that immediately, but then they tell me that the time limit has elapsed for raising a new dispute... HELLOOOOOO!
Told the Vendor I was sending it back, so spent £40 on insured postage. The tracking details tell me that the vendor has refused to sign for it.
He won't reply to my emails now!
Brilliant, so I'm now £490 down!
no coincidence it took 3 months to arrive then 
I just don't get it... why can people be such shits?
I recently sold a small block chevy at what I thought was a bargain £2k (I originally bought it from a locost kit manufacturer as part of a package
after being told it was 'worth' £4k - certainly had all the right components on it to indicate such a value).
Turns out that when the guy got it he stripped it down and found the internals were wrecked. Fair enough... re-negotiated the price and we settled at
£500 for him to keep it.
Incidentally, I spoke with the locost kit manufacturer who sold me the engine originally and guess what... although he knew it had come from a written
off car, he wasn't interested - "sold as seen", blah, blah, blah.
I'm fed up with being continually shafted and it's getting to the point where I wonder whether I should just adopt the same head in the sand
tactics as all the other chancers out there!
Grrrr!
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Originally posted by scootz
I just don't get it... why can people be such shits?
I recently sold a small block chevy at what I thought was a bargain £2k (I originally bought it from a locost kit manufacturer as part of a package after being told it was 'worth' £4k - certainly had all the right components on it to indicate such a value).
Turns out that when the guy got it he stripped it down and found the internals were wrecked. Fair enough... re-negotiated the price and we settled at £500 for him to keep it.
Incidentally, I spoke with the locost kit manufacturer who sold me the engine originally and guess what... although he knew it had come from a written off car, he wasn't interested - "sold as seen", blah, blah, blah.
I'm fed up with being continually shafted and it's getting to the point where I wonder whether I should just adopt the same head in the sand tactics as all the other chancers out there!
Grrrr!