EBAY: BLOCKED USER LIST 54 54

[Buzzetta]

On 5/23/2020 at 8:31 AM, Tom4731 said:

“Demet1973” should be lowercase: demet1973

Yes.  lowercase 'd' and he is still active. 

 

Edited May 24, 2020 by Buzzetta

[littledoom]

6 hours ago, Inhuman Fiend said:

This buffoon bid several times over a period of 4 days on my X-Men 94 auction, won, and then immediately messaged me asking me to sell to next highest bidder. I responded asking why, and reminded him a bid is a binding contract, and he just responded with exactly the same comment "please sell to next bidder"..didn't even bother with an excuse. 

Block this tool, user name is: 

brandopeet_0

 

https://www.ebay.com/fdbk/feedback_profile/brandopeet_0?filter=feedback_page:All&_trksid=p2545226.m2531.l4585

 

 

This past weekend I bought an expensive grail comic via 2nd chance because a buyer with 2 feedbacks "bid incorrectly" and "didn't have the money".. I honestly think the seller shilled too high on his own auctions..

[maidenmate91]

Not eBay however online retailer Mattytoy.ecrater immediately refunded and pulled the item I purchased. A real class act for sure.

Avoid this retailer as he doesn't honor sales at all apparently. 

[Motor City Rob]

secondsightstudios20175

Buyer purchased on item with Buy It Now, paid for it immediately, then within a couple hours requested a cancellation. Didn't even contact me to explain. Nice.

[theCapraAegagrus]

9 hours ago, Motor City Rob said:

secondsightstudios20175

Buyer purchased on item with Buy It Now, paid for it immediately, then within a couple hours requested a cancellation. Didn't even contact me to explain. Nice.

His cat didn't have permission to buy it, obviously.

[Larryw7]

bballard3340502

He ripped me off royally, foisting a trimmed and restored X-Men 1 on me as unrestored.

[ADAMANTIUM]

14 minutes ago, Larryw7 said:

bballard3340502

He ripped me off royally, foisting a trimmed and restored X-Men 1 on me as unrestored.

For Reference   sorry that it happened....  

so

[pemart1966]

On 5/16/2020 at 10:51 AM, mattn792 said:

marcila4 (74 )

Buyer from Australia, messages me four days later that they have sticker shock over the shipping cost and would like to cancel.  Who'd have ever thought shipping from the US to Australia was expensive???

Closed the NPB case today.

Here's what I do to mitigate this type of situation.  That being said, I sometimes have to chase after bidders after they've placed their bid:

1.  I package up the product for shipping but I don't seal the package in case bidders have a legit question that requires me looking at the item.

2.  I take the package down to the Post Office and have it measured and weighed.

3.  Then I list it.  First line that I put in my listing, in bold lettering, is that all bidders must contact me for a shipping quote BEFORE bidding.  As I said, despite it being first line in the listing, it's amazing how many bidder's can't, won't or don't read it.

4.  Once I get the bidder's address particulars, I go to the PO website, plug in the package weight and measurements and the bidder's address and the PO website will give shipping options and costs. 

Edited May 26, 2020 by pemart1966

[Timmay]

francmcdon

For non payment

Edited May 29, 2020 by Timmay

[Motor City Rob]

hardboiled777

Tried to extort a partial refund with negative feedback.

[Corona smith]

To be honest a fair amount of these posts telling people to block someone need more information. Not pointing out anyone specifically but typing in a username and brief description isn’t enough to block someone. At least for me it isn’t. I’d need to see copies of messages before blocking anyone. Not doubting anyone but we’re only getting one side of the story. I also think if you’re going to call someone out, by username, real name, address and phone numbers they should be invited to the forum to give their side. Obviously unpaid items don’t need a ton of info unless coupled with threats and inappropriate behavior. 

[Corona smith]

To be honest a fair amount of these posts telling people to block someone need more information. Not pointing out anyone specifically but typing in a username and brief description isn’t enough to block someone. At least for me it isn’t. I’d need to see copies of messages before blocking anyone. Not doubting anyone but we’re only getting one side of the story. I also think if you’re going to call someone out, by username, real name, address and phone numbers they should be invited to the forum to give their side. Obviously unpaid items don’t need a ton of info unless coupled with threats and inappropriate behavior. 

[Motor City Rob]

2 hours ago, Corona smith said:

To be honest a fair amount of these posts telling people to block someone need more information. Not pointing out anyone specifically but typing in a username and brief description isn’t enough to block someone. At least for me it isn’t. I’d need to see copies of messages before blocking anyone. Not doubting anyone but we’re only getting one side of the story. I also think if you’re going to call someone out, by username, real name, address and phone numbers they should be invited to the forum to give their side. Obviously unpaid items don’t need a ton of info unless coupled with threats and inappropriate behavior. 

I don't agree with posting anyone's personal information (name and address). That's just wrong, and should probably be removed, in my opinion. I also don't feel like going through an evidentiary hearing on each and every post. Some posts are pretty clear on what happened, even being brief. People can choose what they want to do from there.

[Genuine Article Comics]

seller: comics_ink

Events:
sold me Worlds Finest 88 (Oct 2019).
sent to Grading Co. for encapsulation.
came back as Trimmed.
notified seller; he stated he doesn't check/doesn't know about Restoration/Trimming. he offered me $60 in store credit (50% of what I paid for the book).
I Declined store credit because he doesn't do/know about Restoration checks/Trimming so it's possible I'd receive another Restored/Trimmed book. 
I did say I'd accept a $60 partial refund (not the ideal solution to me but better than nothing).
End of communication from comics_ink.

What do you guys think here? Am I wrong?

I never intentionally buy Restored/Trimmed books. Had I known this book was either of those things I would not have bought it.

Edited May 29, 2020 by Angelo.

[mattn792]

1 hour ago, Angelo. said:

seller: comics_ink

Events:
sold me Worlds Finest 88 (Oct 2019).
sent to Grading Co. for encapsulation.
came back as Trimmed.
notified seller; he stated he doesn't check/doesn't know about Restoration/Trimming. he offered me $60 in store credit (50% of what I paid for the book).
I Declined store credit because he doesn't do/know about Restoration checks/Trimming so it's possible I'd receive another Restored/Trimmed book. 
I did say I'd accept a $60 partial refund (not the ideal solution to me but better than nothing).
End of communication from comics_ink.

What do you guys think here? Am I wrong?

I never intentionally buy Restored/Trimmed books. Had I known this book was either of those things I would not have bought it.

Seems like a very reasonable request from you in my opinion.  Especially since you’re not trying to stick him up for any reimbursement on the grading fees, and you stuck to the book sale price only.

[Gaard]

Send it back. No partial refunds ... all or nothing.

[Genuine Article Comics]

43 minutes ago, Gaard said:

Send it back. No partial refunds ... all or nothing.

I generally agree with this but in this particular case would you say I'm out the grading and shipping fees then? 

[Corona smith]

2 hours ago, Gaard said:

Send it back. No partial refunds ... all or nothing.

Yeah I definitely wouldn’t send it back after having it graded and finding out it was trimmed. Partial refund or store credit would be the only choices. 

[Gaard]

1 hour ago, Angelo. said:

I generally agree with this but in this particular case would you say I'm out the grading and shipping fees then? 

I'm not an expert on these matters but I'm pretty sure this is how it works...

CGC grading fees: I don't think the seller is under any obligation to reimburse these fees. Sorry. You can ask, but that's about all you can do.

Return shipping: If the seller specifically stated (either in his listing or in a message) that the book was unrestored, then he is obligated to pay the return shipping. If he never specifically stated that the book was unrestored, then you pay.

If it was me and he paid for return shipping, I'd ask him if he wanted me to crack it out. If I had to pay for return shipping, I wouldn't even ask, I'd crack it out. (unless he paid for the grading fees)

[Motor City Rob]

59 minutes ago, Corona smith said:

Yeah I definitely wouldn’t send it back after having it graded and finding out it was trimmed. Partial refund or store credit would be the only choices. 

I disagree. Send the newly graded book back to seller??? Only if they pay for all the costs associated with getting the book slabbed. I think the best solution in this situation is for the buyer and seller to agree on a partial refund. That being said, trimming can be extremely difficult to detect. I'm terrible at it. Can sellers really always be held responsible for that? I think it's part of the risk we take as buyers. If seller guaranteed no restoration, that's a different situation.