ChatterBank1 min ago
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I won a ride on toy on ebay for 45p. Collection only, which I was happy to do given it was advertised as my town.
When I had won, the address was actually 9 miles away,18 mile round trip!. I contacted the seller saying I had been misled as it would cost me to collect at that distance and I wasn't prepared to make the journey.
I now see I have an ebay message telling me to pay for my goods...I won't be doing so, so may get bad feedback. A chance I have to take.
Anyone else been mislead in this way on ebay?
When I had won, the address was actually 9 miles away,18 mile round trip!. I contacted the seller saying I had been misled as it would cost me to collect at that distance and I wasn't prepared to make the journey.
I now see I have an ebay message telling me to pay for my goods...I won't be doing so, so may get bad feedback. A chance I have to take.
Anyone else been mislead in this way on ebay?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I must say, I was surprised at the 'tone' of some of replies cuppa received.
I don't 'do' e-bay, but I think 9 miles is a bit of a stretch for the same town. If you've got a car and you think you've saved a few hundred quid it would be worth the trip. Imo, the seller is being ridiculously intransigent for the sake of 45p. If something similar happened to me I'd be telling anyone who'd listen, including my AB friends.
I don't 'do' e-bay, but I think 9 miles is a bit of a stretch for the same town. If you've got a car and you think you've saved a few hundred quid it would be worth the trip. Imo, the seller is being ridiculously intransigent for the sake of 45p. If something similar happened to me I'd be telling anyone who'd listen, including my AB friends.
really though? . Once you bid, you are legally obliged to complete the transaction. The seller is now going to have to go through the hassle of relisting the item, and waiting another week or so before its gone. It's not the sellers fault that the bidder didn't look where it was before bidding on an item that needs to get picked up