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Donating 4WT Yakker
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Where Else But the Jersey Shore
Posts: 129
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I'm not sure but right now I'm glad about it. I bought a Quickfire for my son for $199 which was a great price. The day after I bought and paid for it the seller pulled the auction (He had 100 for sale - so he says) Today I sent a note to ask if the item was shipped (It's been a couple of days since I won and paid) and I haven't heard back from him. His feed back is 96.6. percent and normally I would not have bought but the negs left were left for merchandise not received but the follow up said it was due to robbery and that a refund was made. Hoping / keeping my fingers crossed that my son gets his phone. At least with the new rules in effect I should be at least covered for the $207 spent should it not come. I hope anyway. Elaine
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Donating 4WT Yakker
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Denver, NY
Posts: 8,097
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I like the new rules. I buy a lot online and use Paypal as much as possible, not just on eBay. There must have been too many bad sellers for them to have to have gotten so drastic.
It seems to me that your seller did not cover himself for returns. I would imagine that small time sellers will have a rough time of it, and that's too bad. Paypal is pretty tough with buyers too. I bought a mug a while ago, which came broken. I did not get a refund through a Paypal dispute because I had not insured it. Let the buyer beware. I'm finding that sellers are bending over backwards for their buyers these days. I see it on Amazon.com, eBay, and lots of online stores too. I like it, but I hope that people don't start taking advantage of this.
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