auctionwoes
Oct 1, 2005, 11:57 AM
Im having a prob on eBay. I bought an item from some scum bag in Canada, I paid for it. Well, the payment went to his ex-girlfriend because of an error he made, she declined to accept it.
The seller then tells me that I have to re-send the money to him, of course this is a big sum of money, and the funds posted to my credit card account, it took a week to get them back, so I also didn't have the money. The seller asked what I wanted to do, he said he would give a 2nd chance offer to the other bidder. I told him fine, do that I am not interested.
So, he comes back saying that the other bidder didn't want it, and I have to pay for it. He offered to waive shipping, I thanked him and told him in not interested any more. He is distorting information.
He says he is going to report it to eBay as un-paid, although I have reciepts from eBay, paypal, and e-mail that I sent money, it even shows the item no and description using the e-mail he provided.
Now he is saying that he is going to hand it over to a collection agency, and blah blah. He is in Canada, can he do that? He even said this in an e-mail: "You did make an immediate attempt to make payment and your end of obligations to this auction have been fulfilled thus far."
What to do? I even lost almost $4.00 because the currency exchange changed when the money was returned.
The seller then tells me that I have to re-send the money to him, of course this is a big sum of money, and the funds posted to my credit card account, it took a week to get them back, so I also didn't have the money. The seller asked what I wanted to do, he said he would give a 2nd chance offer to the other bidder. I told him fine, do that I am not interested.
So, he comes back saying that the other bidder didn't want it, and I have to pay for it. He offered to waive shipping, I thanked him and told him in not interested any more. He is distorting information.
He says he is going to report it to eBay as un-paid, although I have reciepts from eBay, paypal, and e-mail that I sent money, it even shows the item no and description using the e-mail he provided.
Now he is saying that he is going to hand it over to a collection agency, and blah blah. He is in Canada, can he do that? He even said this in an e-mail: "You did make an immediate attempt to make payment and your end of obligations to this auction have been fulfilled thus far."
What to do? I even lost almost $4.00 because the currency exchange changed when the money was returned.