On June the 20th I won via eBay from a seller call Mischino a copy of Timothy Wilson I must Love You on Sky Disc for £250ish… description suggested it was an original etc etc.
Record arrived mid July 2009. to my disappointment it was a bootleg.
Communication followed where it was suggested I may not know the difference, quickly resolved that one, I requested full refund.
Then it was suggested by default that I may be attempting to defraud the seller by swapping the records and attempting to send back another record.I proved beyond doubt that the record she had sent me was the one she had used as a label scan.
I insisted that I wanted a full refund, She requested I sent the record back and she would address the problem.
After three weeks she finally agreed that what I’d sent back was a bootleg and agreed to refund OR she would give me first access to a bunch of records that she would be obtaining in a couple of weeks, I decided to wait. We are now into October, no list…gentle prompt and a list of £20 records arrived via email.
“Sorry Maria nothing I like, I collect rare Northern and Motown white promos”
On Nov 6th I requested a full refund for the 5th time, she suggested she was skint and would I give her another month as she had some rare stuff arriving, I agreed again…of course nothing.
I’d forgotten about her, that was until yesterday when checking some eBay personal stuff her emails to me came up, I emailed her and asked if she could send me the bootleg back as after all it is technically my property as a full refund had not been resolved, the reply was incredulous “Hi Paul I was going to contact you after the Holiday”…6 months and still not resolved.
She has very positive feedback with regards to selling however resolving problems she’s about as useful as an ashtray on a Harley Davison, beware.
I've given myself a right twating over this and from now on in will stick rigid to every ebay rule.
Patience is a Virtue
On June the 20th I won via eBay from a seller call Mischino a copy of Timothy Wilson I must Love You on Sky Disc for £250ish… description suggested it was an original etc etc.
Record arrived mid July 2009. to my disappointment it was a bootleg.
Communication followed where it was suggested I may not know the difference, quickly resolved that one, I requested full refund.
Then it was suggested by default that I may be attempting to defraud the seller by swapping the records and attempting to send back another record.I proved beyond doubt that the record she had sent me was the one she had used as a label scan.
I insisted that I wanted a full refund, She requested I sent the record back and she would address the problem.
After three weeks she finally agreed that what I’d sent back was a bootleg and agreed to refund OR she would give me first access to a bunch of records that she would be obtaining in a couple of weeks, I decided to wait. We are now into October, no list…gentle prompt and a list of £20 records arrived via email.
“Sorry Maria nothing I like, I collect rare Northern and Motown white promos”
On Nov 6th I requested a full refund for the 5th time, she suggested she was skint and would I give her another month as she had some rare stuff arriving, I agreed again…of course nothing.
I’d forgotten about her, that was until yesterday when checking some eBay personal stuff her emails to me came up, I emailed her and asked if she could send me the bootleg back as after all it is technically my property as a full refund had not been resolved, the reply was incredulous “Hi Paul I was going to contact you after the Holiday”…6 months and still not resolved.
She has very positive feedback with regards to selling however resolving problems she’s about as useful as an ashtray on a Harley Davison, beware.
I've given myself a right twating over this and from now on in will stick rigid to every ebay rule.
Edited by PaulDonnelly