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#81 kevboy555

kevboy555

Posted 03 August 2017 - 08:38 AM

Yeah, but your liability will end once it gets to Delaware. Just call eBay if/when he submits a claim and they'll close it out.


So, as I suspected, the package reached Delaware, but now the tracking says that the package delivery "was not able to update" and has been stuck at that since Friday. Of course today, Mr. with the Russian email address messages me through eBay asking where his gloves are, so I told him he's a scammer and to check with USPS.

#82 darklight616

darklight616

Posted 03 August 2017 - 06:11 PM

louiea317

won gloves and never paid.
ebay opened a case, never responded.

#83 louie

louie
  • LocationPittsburgh

Posted 05 August 2017 - 07:47 PM

Well that's interesting, time to change my eBay passwords.

#84 darklight616

darklight616

Posted 07 August 2017 - 11:55 AM

really? that's you?
so with all the hockey stuff you're selling, you don't check messages or anything like that?

#85 Monty22

Monty22

Posted 14 August 2017 - 05:15 PM

 bradleyr11       Bids early in the week on a 7 day auction. Auction ends and I immediately get a  "wrong size/dont want"  message.  Thanks for wasting my time asshole. 

#86 Monty22

Monty22

Posted 14 September 2017 - 09:35 PM

norsk_magnus  



#87 kevboy555

kevboy555

Posted 18 September 2017 - 09:38 PM

Yeah, but your liability will end once it gets to Delaware. Just call eBay if/when he submits a claim and they'll close it out.


How long does it usually take for eBay to contact you if a buyer submits a claim about not getting an item? I sold a pair of gloves to a guy with a .ru email address and a ship to address in Delaware in July. He emailed me a few times asking where the gloves are, I told him to fuck off and get lost, and that he was a scammer. If he had filed a claim back in late July or Early August, would they have contacted me by now you think?

#88 MyWifeWillKillMe

MyWifeWillKillMe
  • LocationAdams, NY

Posted 09 October 2017 - 08:03 PM

grejohns_mnix2ed

Bought a brand new pro stock helmet, for $65 less than retail. Messages me 5 days after receiving the helmet, arguing it can’t be new, because there are no certification stickers on the helmet.

#89 Monty22

Monty22

Posted 21 October 2017 - 12:37 PM

Another one to add to your blocked lists:       tad071   

 

 I don't offer returns unless an item isn't as described. This guy bought a pair of CCM U+ CL's with the sizing info listed in the description as well as a close up of the tag. Description indicated the straps were stretched out. When item first arrives he sends e a message indicating the straps are long. I let him know a couple different ways to address it and reminded him I do not accept returns, as per the auction description.   I get a request from him a couple weeks later wanting to return it because the chest plate is too small and the straps are too long.  Ebay closes his case siding with me, as does PayPal when he opens a dispute indicating the item wasn't as described.  Got this feedback today : " Describe you item correctly next time. Don't waste your buyers time on returns!!"   Literacy is apparently not his forte. 



#90 MyWifeWillKillMe

MyWifeWillKillMe
  • LocationAdams, NY

Posted 09 November 2017 - 09:25 PM

tomhockey81281-7

Negotiated a best offer with me after a couple low ball offers. Sent a counteroffer, he accepted and then requested to cancel the sale within 10 minutes.

#91 louie

louie
  • LocationPittsburgh

Posted 12 November 2017 - 11:28 AM

Another one to add to your blocked lists: tad071

I don't offer returns unless an item isn't as described. This guy bought a pair of CCM U+ CL's with the sizing info listed in the description as well as a close up of the tag. Description indicated the straps were stretched out. When item first arrives he sends e a message indicating the straps are long. I let him know a couple different ways to address it and reminded him I do not accept returns, as per the auction description. I get a request from him a couple weeks later wanting to return it because the chest plate is too small and the straps are too long. Ebay closes his case siding with me, as does PayPal when he opens a dispute indicating the item wasn't as described. Got this feedback today : " Describe you item correctly next time. Don't waste your buyers time on returns!!" Literacy is apparently not his forte.

I️ hate when people try to send returns.

#92 Monty22

Monty22

Posted 12 November 2017 - 03:06 PM

I don't have an issue with it If the item is truly not as described. I try to describe any flaws in detail and also document any issues with pictures. In this case, that wasn't a factor.

 

  I just sold a Nike neck guard on Sideline for like $7.  After delivery I get a notice that  " Wang3R" has opened a dispute because "Wasn’t what I was expecting from a Nike neck guard."      

 

So out of curiosity, what were you expecting?  Curious to see how sideline handles, I haven't sold much over there. 



#93 louie

louie
  • LocationPittsburgh

Posted 15 November 2017 - 11:51 PM

I have shied away from that site, I feel like it’s just s bunch of kids.

#94 blazer88

blazer88
  • Locationlong island n.y

Posted 16 November 2017 - 01:29 PM

I have sold about 6 items on SLS , that I had on Ebay for awhile. Also have had a few very low ball offers



#95 Maligator175

Maligator175
  • LocationChicago

Posted 20 December 2017 - 09:33 PM

jackl668

 

Shipped brand new pro stock shins for less than I paid (not even including the eBay fees), after literally trying them on and finding they didn't fit. Complained that the straps are frayed and was upset about the box I used for shipping.  :rolleyes:



#96 Monty22

Monty22

Posted 31 December 2017 - 08:56 PM

Jake Rosen username JAKESONAPLANE - DEADBEAT



#97 Monty22

Monty22

Posted 06 February 2018 - 07:14 PM

kaitl1          David A. LIu  -    deadbeat



#98 Fielder07

Fielder07
  • LocationNew Hampshire

Posted 07 May 2018 - 03:00 PM

razorteck1

 

Won't ship or respond to PayPal/eBay disputes.  PayPal rules in your favor, but it's not worth trying to buy anything from this clown.


Looking for new CCM HPTK pants - Black - Size XL


#99 stock

stock

Posted 26 May 2018 - 08:52 AM

I just sold something on eBay and got that magical address in DE.  I called eBay and asked what my options are and basically, as you guys have said, I have to ship or receive negative feedback; as long as it arrives at its location I am ok and I can dispute a claim if it is made.  One of the many problems with eBay is that buyers do not receive negative ratings, so as long as they don't sell, they can scam people again and again while sellers will feel relieved when they see 100% rating next to the buyer's name. 



#100 Evanblake

Evanblake
  • LocationTri cities, TN

Posted 19 July 2018 - 07:12 PM

Not sure if I would call him a deadbeat, he said things came up with his kid, but I left countless messages trying to get a payment on 2 sets if gloves I negotiated with him. Was selling them at cost after fees too, I cut him a deal. The day after he purchased them, he asked to send an invoice stating that he was paying for 2 pairs of gloves, the listing was only for one. I send a revised invoice with 2 pairs of gloves and dont hear back after countless attempts for weeks. He finally decided to respond to my messages after a month saying he cant afford it right now smdh. He has good feedback and looks to be a quick payer,just not the case on this transaction
Ebay name: goldenboyfu