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However, after 4 months, I received a phone call from bank, saying that the seller is complaining that I didn’t return the item, so he reject the refund. I thought it’s done as the Bank give me a “Credit Advise” of the price of the MacBook I bought. No choice, I FILE A DISPUTE with the Credit Card Company(Bank). However, eBay said that because I am from international, they cannot help and my country doesnt support money back guarantee. Then I contacted eBay whether can I open a claim on eBay. I keep sending messages to him but he still didn’t respond at all. I agreed to return the item to him and ask for his addresses. Then I contacted the seller and the seller apologized, saying that he sent wrong item to me as he had both transaction at the same time, one for used, one for new. Then the seller sent a broken and terribly scratched MacBook to me, although in the listing, it clearly stated as a new product. The seller said that he always get scamm d by PayPal so he didn’t want to use PayPal and ask me to do direct transfer. I feel it is safer to sell on Instagram and make the buyer acknowledge and sign a sales agreement.īut nowadays, seller also can be a scammer too. I Barraged Ebay with calls and didn't take it lying down. I had someone try to scam me and they got nowhere. Claiming item isn't authentic and then return a different item to me with the original tags and sales tags cut off and took off all the inseams of the fake item. This has two benefits: potential scammers back away as paypal money back grab is out of question and NO fees for paypal wankers, so win-win in my book.Īnother victim in this scam here.

Most genuine buyers have no problem with that, seeing my 100% feedback. Brilliant! Now my items appear in search results and when something sells, I inform the buyer (who at this stage tried to pay by paypal) that i have a problem with my paypal account at the moment and if they would mind paying by bank transfer. So this is what I did: i created a new email address and used it on ebay as my paypal address for payment, with NO paypal account linked to it. Now I sell on ebay too, so needed pay pal listed as a payment method if i wanted my items to appear in search results. Opened different pay pal accounts but the wankers tracked me down and closed them down too. I got banned from PayPal, the greatest scammers in history, for 'abusing their buyer protection ' All I did was to use it when i was unlucky with my purchases. I am in Europe so don't know if it will be applicable to the US, but this is what I do. Ebay's current setup allows you to scam a new toaster for free. So you search on eBay and you find the exact same toaster for sale, brand new or used but in good working condition. It's a great toaster but it bit the dust and you don't have money for a new one. There are many ways that buyers can pull off a successful scam on eBay, and here are just a few. That would leave some room for error, and some room for jerks and scammers who leave bad ratings. I don't know how you feel about DSRs, but I feel that if you are being rated between 1 and 5 an acceptable average would be somewhere around a 3. This means that if you receive 1000 positive feedbacks with 4 star DSRs, you are still below eBay's standards and you will be thrown off the site. Ebay feels that an appropriate average rating is somewhere around 4.8 (I could be slightly off). It's really a great way to help buyers know if the seller is trustworthy or not, but of course, there's a problem. These DSRs are rated by buyers on a scale of 1 to 5.

I went to my buyer's 'items for sale' and was astonished with what I found: He had listed MY air purifier for sale for about double the price he paid me, using my pictures! There were two things wrong with this: Shortly afterwards I received an email from someone that I had never done business with who stated that my buyer had bought an air purifier from him and he told me this guy was a scam. The buyer put in a dispute saying it did not work.

package! There was nothing I could do!Īnd yet another example: I sold an air purifier for a pretty high price, around $200.00. Guess what? He sent the package with a label he printed online that said he paid for a 12 lb. I told eBay that he sent me an empty box and they asked me to take a picture of the label to show that the box only weighed as much as an empty box would weigh. He provided the tracking number to eBay and they automatically gave him his money back. He agreed, but then sent me an empty box via UPS.

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I accepted that he was lying and offered a full refund if he returned the item. It was a lie, as I had fully tested it and knew it worked, but there was nothing I could do. The buyer received it and put in a dispute stating that it did not work. Another example: I sold a rather large item on eBay.