Adam_B
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Have you asked them why they have asked for a refund?
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A2H GO
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quote:
Originally posted by Norcy91
Won't you get some sort of black mark against you're ebay name as they'll only see it that you've messed him around, not whats actually happened...
Yeah i suppose they will have the option to leave negative feedback. Rock and a hard place springs to mind.
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A2H GO
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Originally posted by Adam_B
Have you asked them why they have asked for a refund?
Yep. No response as yet...
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Corsa_Sport21
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Send him a Tesco's carrier bag........full of shit.
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Adam_B
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people have lives, give them a few days to respond.
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A2H GO
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Originally posted by Adam_B
people have lives, give them a few days to respond.
Thats the conclusion i think ive come to, just don't want to get screwed over either way.
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Kerry
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Can you not forward a copy of the message asking for code to be emailed to pay pal in regard to the dispute?
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MarkSport
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write the code down on a piece of paper, cutr it up and place it inside... then tell the cheeky fucker to guess it.
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A2H GO
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quote:
Originally posted by MarkSport
write the code down on a piece of paper, cutr it up and place it inside... then tell the cheeky fucker to guess it.
 Cut it up into digit sized jigsaw pieces for them to piece together with one piece missing.
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A2H GO
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Originally posted by Kerry
Can you not forward a copy of the message asking for code to be emailed to pay pal in regard to the dispute?
I think paypal already have access to any emails sent in ebay.
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Adam_B
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paypal and ebay give fuck all protection for sellers, whatever you do, DONT send the code or anything while the dispute is open.
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Daveskater
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quote:
Originally posted by A2H GO
quote:
Originally posted by MarkSport
write the code down on a piece of paper, cutr it up and place it inside... then tell the cheeky fucker to guess it.
Cut it up into digit sized jigsaw pieces for them to piece together with one piece missing.
Win.
Numberwang!
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I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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CorsAsh
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Send him a piece of paper with "528491" on one side and "...son, I am disappoint..." on the other.
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noshua
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If you're interested, it's this pikey bastard; http://www.facebook.com/highjinx.illusion
edit; just noticed he, or they, have a website, juggling shop or some bollox - buy something then claim it never turned up. repeat and congratulate yourself.
edit again; read the thread, only just saw the myspace link - the paypal and ebay will be setup with his double act
[Edited on 10-11-2010 by noshua]
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Winemaker
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I did the same thing, put the email ad in facebook and came up with that twat.
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Twiggy
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WTF
2100 Microsoft Points
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A2H GO
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I've had an email from ebay this morning to say that the account had been used without the owners consent and that they have deleted the listing so that no negative feedback etc can be left aswell as refunding my fees.
Not sure if this means the ebay account or the pay pal account was used fraudulently or both. Looks like im going to have to re-list it and no doubt do it all again 
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Twiggy
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At least you did not lose any moneys!
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A2H GO
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quote:
Originally posted by Twiggy
At least you did not lose any moneys!
Yep could have been worse.
[Edited on 11-11-2010 by A2H GO]
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Sam
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quote:
Originally posted by A2H GO
I've had an email from ebay this morning to say that the account had been used without the owners consent and that they have deleted the listing so that no negative feedback etc can be left aswell as refunding my fees.
Told you so... 
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A2H GO
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Going back to this...
ebay have removed the item as the account was hacked.
The only problem is the dispute is still open in Paypal and 'requiring my attention' and the only options avaliable are to refund the buyer....even though i was never paid for the item. The £21.00 still shows as being held.
Do i ignore it and let PayPal sort it out?
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Twiggy
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call paypal and explain...
020 8605 3000 option 1 (Cheap number)
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Sam
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quote:
Originally posted by A2H GO
Going back to this...
ebay have removed the item as the account was hacked.
The only problem is the dispute is still open in Paypal and 'requiring my attention' and the only options avaliable are to refund the buyer....even though i was never paid for the item. The £21.00 still shows as being held.
Do i ignore it and let PayPal sort it out?
If you've not received any money, just do the refund.
PayPal's (and eBay's for that matter) website is shit, end of.
If you phone them you'll probably be on hold for about an hour before being put through to some Filipino call centre agent who will just read from a script card .
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A2H GO
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quote:
Originally posted by Sam
quote:
Originally posted by A2H GO
Going back to this...
ebay have removed the item as the account was hacked.
The only problem is the dispute is still open in Paypal and 'requiring my attention' and the only options avaliable are to refund the buyer....even though i was never paid for the item. The £21.00 still shows as being held.
Do i ignore it and let PayPal sort it out?
If you've not received any money, just do the refund.
PayPal's (and eBay's for that matter) website is shit, end of.
If you phone them you'll probably be on hold for about an hour before being put through to some Filipino call centre agent who will just read from a script card .
When i select the option to refund the buyer it attempts to remove money from my account though...money i havent had? Will the money thats on hold get release to me or the persons account it came from?
As knowing my luck ill refund the buyer AND the funds on hold will go back to the buyer. 
[Edited on 16-11-2010 by A2H GO]
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