ebay advice badly needed please REFUNDED :)

[Neil]

Poole, according to the ebay listing, though Big Eck should be able to request all of his details....

i have them , i also have his mobile number and i have google maped his house

3d streetview? ;-)

 

[big.eck]

yes

 

[Neil]

yes

Good show - it proves it's worth ;-)

 

[kaiser]

Wonder where dorset loving biker was from?

 

[Neil]

Wonder where dorset loving biker was from?

Wasn't he called Adam something-or-other?

 

[big.eck]

Wonder where dorset loving biker was from?

i had the same thought today at work

this numptys mane is tim , and he has a badly modified peugeot 306 not a mazda rx7

 

[Steve Kish]

A quick surf for 'distance selling regulations' may be reassuring.

 

[lumos2000]

Just out of interest, where abouts in Dorset does this joker live??

that will be my old neck of the woods

 

[Easy_Rider]

A quick surf for 'distance selling regulations' may be reassuring.

Surely the distance selling regulation is for traders and not private sales of second hand goods :?

This thread is making my piss boil by the way, can't stand twerps like this, honestly I have to watch my blood pressure when reading stories like this :roll:

 

[dyna-ti]

A quick surf for 'distance selling regulations' may be reassuring.

Business sellers for that one only im afraid

Righto Mr Eck.sounds like a right pickle you have there
Couple of points that come to mind-
I remember an email from paypal regarding changes to the paypal insurance cover.i seem to remember that paypal would now pay you then claim it back from the seller.BY BAILIFFS, IF NECESSARY :shock:
Removes the empty account loophole.
Tell the seller you want the cash first,then you'll send it back[excuse like ur skint,think of something]
The reason im suggesting this ,which is at odds to paypals repayment policy is to try to keep the ball in your court
He could receive the bike stuff,then say it wasnt as he sent it.Sure they may judge from the pics that t has indeed been in a fire and rule in your favour,but this could stretch it out for months :?
So best avoid that scenario but getting the money first.

You could threaten small claims court ,even he must realise a highly intelligent Judge will rule its been in a fire due to its melted parts and the soot.
Lie and tell him the small claims court requires him to produce evidence to say its not been in a fire[again the legal onus is upon our not too bright friend]
Tell him he would have to pay up front

You look aggressive in real life[but you're really a pussy cat......ok lets not use the word pussy ]
Then fu*king use it online
BE ASSERTIVE :evil:
Its his F***** PROBLEM, He F****ING lied by misappropriating the F**** truth through omittance

Finally leave him bad feedback :twisted:
It will only be up for a few hours but plenty will see it[wait a few weeks before leaving it]
Something horrible and personally insulting

I once left someone feedback that if you read the capitals it spells out F.U.C.K.E.R
My mates G/F blabbed on the ebay community forums and i got a strong warning letter off them about being civil and not sending 'strongly worded' letters
.Seems though they werent sure as the feedback is still there for all to see

Could say im the only one to get away with leaving a negative positive
Heres what i wrote-
Fantastic buyer,Ultimate Comms,a King among E-bayers ,quick and Reliable