bbarsh wrote:eBay Feedback Profile for lisas_stuff_too
Prufrock wrote:"Lisa" has offered a partial refund of $11 on a $41 item. I have denied the partial refund. Should be interesting how Paypal rules with the meltdown now so public.Martin
FormCritic wrote:Look at the star ratings.People are giving this seller brutal neg after brutal neg, yet the seller's star rating is better than some honest sellers I know of.
ashmire13 wrote:Well at least carrejo got a full refund from Paypal, so you should too.Does it matter if the timescale (40odd days isn't it) for a dispute has passed? I had a case with a US seller where the item didn't arrive, said he was sending another and then stalled me.By the time I put in the dispute, the time had gone and I'd lost out, albeit only $7.I guess providing the dispute is started you'll be ok, regardless of how long it takes.But go back a long way in this thread and all this was predicted I see....
SoulCatcher78 wrote:The period is still 45 days from the end of auction. I've recently had to go through this again when something got lost in the mail (the tracking just stopped in MO) I tried to get a refund from the seller minus the shipping cost (he did ship it after all) but he balked and ebay made him refund in full in the end.
mandalaymoon wrote:That's interesting, so even with a tracking number eBay will reverse charge a seller if the post office screws up? What did the post office have to say for itself? It's their screw up.
GreyM wrote:I'm pretty sure it was someone on here that said something similar to :its up to the SELLER to get the product into the BUYERS hand. if for whatever reason it does not happen, its the responsibility of the SELLER to fix itthats pretty much what ebay does...even if the seller offers insurance and the buyer doesn't want it...its still the sellers responsibility to get the item into the buyers hand
Prufrock wrote:The $11 offer was made to buy time, I think. Though what he will gain by getting more time before the Paypal decision, I do not know.Martin
FormCritic wrote:I still notice sellers who think they have a shred of power on Ebay. Pretty much, they don't.