Ebay (Fraud.)

[tzarinna]

Yikes.
Not a fan of Ebay or Paypal. And Amazon is about to make that list as well.

 

[ComicChick]

next time you send an email, make sure you attach a return reciept or whatever it's called so that you can see if he's read it or not.

i haven't bought anything from ebay in a long time, but I use paypal and have never had any problems with it. i get those phishing emails in my yahoo account from "ebay and paypal" but i just report them as spam and don't bother opening them at all.

 

[Showtime]

Ones that are claiming you need to verify your account and what not....yeah those are annoying.

 

[Victor Creed]

Yikes.
Not a fan of Ebay or Paypal. And Amazon is about to make that list as well.

Yea I am surprised Amazon isn't at the top of the list, they are on mine. I ordered a $2000 laptop off Amazon, already had paid, etc. and I received an email stating it would be shipped out in a few days. My wife contacts Amazon a few weeks later after hearing nothing and receiving no email about any updates and they claim they sent me out an email a week ago letting me know that the item was no longer available. (Basically they oversold an item apparently)

I checked my email after the call was made to Amazon, and I miraculously received the email they "sent" a week before. I got my money back a few days later, but the whole experience has just shown me how great Ebay is.

 

[ComicChick]

i've used amazon too in the past and have never had a problem, but i didn't buy anything as expensive as a laptop.

i've also used barned and noble.

 

[Darth Elektra]

I've bought alot on Amazon and I've never had a problem.

 

[Dangerous]

My gf's friend was selling fake designer bags on ebay recently for £300 ($600) a pop, after buying them for £15 each. Anyway she has stopped now because ebay gave her a warning. She made £3G's.