Dude was letting his bigotry show.
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- BENYOUNG20
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We don't need your help. Thanks though.
Feel free to make an offer on any of my listings though:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/stl_ben/m.html ... 7675.l2562
Also saying you never touched social media in a social media group, oxymoron says what?
Feel free to make an offer on any of my listings though:
https://www.ebay.com/sch/stl_ben/m.html ... 7675.l2562
Also saying you never touched social media in a social media group, oxymoron says what?
- soupysound
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care to elaborate where they disclose addresses in a "best offer" format? information like that is only shared once offers are accepted. sellers can see where the buyer is located, but not full addresses.
- ygolohcysp
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They're talking about the old "request contact info" feature in eBay, it's defunct now. You could 100% request someone's info if you were involved in a transaction with them, best offer submissions fell under that umbrella.soupysound wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2020 9:27 amcare to elaborate where they disclose addresses in a "best offer" format? information like that is only shared once offers are accepted. sellers can see where the buyer is located, but not full addresses.
- tourist504
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So you have an item listed with the Best Offer option, and someone circumvents the BO by direct messaging you (the seller) asking, "What is the lowest amount you would accept?" I get this constantly.
I usually respond with, "Please use the Best Offer option to submit offers. Thanks." but when I'm in a bad mood I respond with "What is the highest amount you are willing to pay?"
I usually respond with, "Please use the Best Offer option to submit offers. Thanks." but when I'm in a bad mood I respond with "What is the highest amount you are willing to pay?"
maden wrote:I would like to see a 16"+ diameter tube.
BlakeAronson wrote:This one is just big enough, but not too overwhelming in size.
x6jordachep wrote: Can't believe the size. I want this so bad.
Hi,
Looking for opinions.
First Username: Delo-Bria (Which adding a few letters gets his last name,first)
Second Username: Jark_16
The first username "Delo-Bria" bought my Randy Ortiz Phantasm print.
He didn't pay.
I messaged asking if he intended to pay.
After about 30-48 hours I cancelled and relisted.
Also noticed the day before someone else sold a Randy Ortiz Phantasm on Ebay and also had to re list.
Few mins after I cancelled seller emails saying he was just about to pay.
I blocked him just didn't want to deal with this kind of guy.
Few mins later another user name: Jark_16 buys and pays.
Same name and address from username 1.
I shipped it and he had it in 2 days.
He emails me saying
jark_16:
"I ment to purchase the creature from the black lagoon print but didn’t realize until I saw the price difference on my account
Your previous message"
jark_16:
"I can pay for return shipping"
Said sorry no returns. Frustrated with this guy who buys it twice, under different usernames, gives excuses etc.
Next day he opened a case.
Said signature not authentic or he cannot tell because no certificate of authenticity
This print has no signature and mondo prints don't come with a COA.
I've been dealing with Ebay but because of the virus situation you can't call them.
My thought was. This person is trying to be as annoying as possible so I won't want to accept the return based on principle and Ebay buyer protection kicks in and he gets to keep the print and they refund him (and then I"ll probably have to deal with that)
Thoughts? Angle? (I realize this guy isn't the greatest human being etc etc just trying to figure out if Ebay would actually let him keep the print and reimburse him too?)
Thanks
Looking for opinions.
First Username: Delo-Bria (Which adding a few letters gets his last name,first)
Second Username: Jark_16
The first username "Delo-Bria" bought my Randy Ortiz Phantasm print.
He didn't pay.
I messaged asking if he intended to pay.
After about 30-48 hours I cancelled and relisted.
Also noticed the day before someone else sold a Randy Ortiz Phantasm on Ebay and also had to re list.
Few mins after I cancelled seller emails saying he was just about to pay.
I blocked him just didn't want to deal with this kind of guy.
Few mins later another user name: Jark_16 buys and pays.
Same name and address from username 1.
I shipped it and he had it in 2 days.
He emails me saying
jark_16:
"I ment to purchase the creature from the black lagoon print but didn’t realize until I saw the price difference on my account
Your previous message"
jark_16:
"I can pay for return shipping"
Said sorry no returns. Frustrated with this guy who buys it twice, under different usernames, gives excuses etc.
Next day he opened a case.
Said signature not authentic or he cannot tell because no certificate of authenticity
This print has no signature and mondo prints don't come with a COA.
I've been dealing with Ebay but because of the virus situation you can't call them.
My thought was. This person is trying to be as annoying as possible so I won't want to accept the return based on principle and Ebay buyer protection kicks in and he gets to keep the print and they refund him (and then I"ll probably have to deal with that)
Thoughts? Angle? (I realize this guy isn't the greatest human being etc etc just trying to figure out if Ebay would actually let him keep the print and reimburse him too?)
Thanks
- BENYOUNG20
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ebay will side with him....
What happens if someone didn't accept a return? Do you think Ebay would let that buyer keep the item and give them their money back on top of that ? Giving them a free poster? That is what I think this person is up to.
- tourist504
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Welp - blocking those clowns...
maden wrote:I would like to see a 16"+ diameter tube.
BlakeAronson wrote:This one is just big enough, but not too overwhelming in size.
x6jordachep wrote: Can't believe the size. I want this so bad.
I had a buyer request a return on an item a month after it was delivered. Said the tube was damaged in transit and they wanted to just return it rather than open it and find out if the print was ok. Ebay didn't care at all about making them wait for an insurance claim or the fact they had signed for the item a month previous. They basically told me I would be forced to accept the return regardless, even though the buyer didn't even know if the item was damaged. Ebay dgaf about sellers.
When I'm done ranting about elite power that rules the planet under a totalitarian government that uses the media to keep people stupid, my throat gets parched. That's why I drink Orange Drink. - BH
- dwlfennell
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Are you using your phone to create listings with the eBay app? Heard from many that it's a fairly common glitch with the app. Never had any issues with listings created on my PC.