Re: Helping e-bay members
Actually it is not all that good for buyers either.
Try buying something that the seller miss-represents.
My daughter recently got scammed that way. The item was supposed to be a brand name garment, but when it came it was a knock-off. Ebay wants her to get a letter from a department store, on their letterhead, saying the garment is a fake. You know the chances of that happening?
I told her years ago eBay and PayPal were designed just to make money for them and both buyers and sellers interests are low on their list of priorities and everything that has happened since has only reinforced my opinion of that.
Actually it is not all that good for buyers either.
Try buying something that the seller miss-represents.
My daughter recently got scammed that way. The item was supposed to be a brand name garment, but when it came it was a knock-off. Ebay wants her to get a letter from a department store, on their letterhead, saying the garment is a fake. You know the chances of that happening?
I told her years ago eBay and PayPal were designed just to make money for them and both buyers and sellers interests are low on their list of priorities and everything that has happened since has only reinforced my opinion of that.
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