Why put this one
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Joined: 04-23-2007
Posts: 205
From: Phoenix AZ
You have to be careful who you deal with, you just never know, and then when they complain to EBay, they can come down on you without even checking to see what is going on, or what your side of the story is.
We went on a trip, bought a couple of jackets, and seriously thought about buying one for our daughter, made a mistake and didn't. My husband then found one on EBay and won the bid. He called the lady who was selling it, and she seemed really nice and he told her how thrilled we were to have found one to give to our daughter, and just in time for her birthday. She commented that her daughter actually didn't want her to put it up for bid but she did it anyway. My husband noticed she was logged on one Sunday and he called her to ask a question about postage, her daughter answered the phone, and cussed my husband out about calling on a Sunday, and then turned around and complained to EBay and they were really nasty to my husband, and they refused to send the jacket. Clearly the woman's daughter changed her mind about the jacket, but she could have just said something like "sorry, but we've changed our mind and don't want to sell it." Seems like they don't even bother to look at your record and see that you have a good one, they just buy what one person is telling them.
We went on a trip, bought a couple of jackets, and seriously thought about buying one for our daughter, made a mistake and didn't. My husband then found one on EBay and won the bid. He called the lady who was selling it, and she seemed really nice and he told her how thrilled we were to have found one to give to our daughter, and just in time for her birthday. She commented that her daughter actually didn't want her to put it up for bid but she did it anyway. My husband noticed she was logged on one Sunday and he called her to ask a question about postage, her daughter answered the phone, and cussed my husband out about calling on a Sunday, and then turned around and complained to EBay and they were really nasty to my husband, and they refused to send the jacket. Clearly the woman's daughter changed her mind about the jacket, but she could have just said something like "sorry, but we've changed our mind and don't want to sell it." Seems like they don't even bother to look at your record and see that you have a good one, they just buy what one person is telling them.
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Joined: 05-01-2006
Posts: 2,507
From: New London, CT USA
They sound like jerks! Thanks too for the head's up.
But perhaps some enterprising vendor reading these forums will take the idea to where Cap Howdy suggested, the rear sandblast areas.
Please.....
But perhaps some enterprising vendor reading these forums will take the idea to where Cap Howdy suggested, the rear sandblast areas.
Please.....
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Joined: 05-09-2006
Posts: 6,805
From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
You have to be careful who you deal with, you just never know, and then when they complain to EBay, they can come down on you without even checking to see what is going on, or what your side of the story is.
We went on a trip, bought a couple of jackets, and seriously thought about buying one for our daughter, made a mistake and didn't. My husband then found one on EBay and won the bid. He called the lady who was selling it, and she seemed really nice and he told her how thrilled we were to have found one to give to our daughter, and just in time for her birthday. She commented that her daughter actually didn't want her to put it up for bid but she did it anyway. My husband noticed she was logged on one Sunday and he called her to ask a question about postage, her daughter answered the phone, and cussed my husband out about calling on a Sunday, and then turned around and complained to EBay and they were really nasty to my husband, and they refused to send the jacket. Clearly the woman's daughter changed her mind about the jacket, but she could have just said something like "sorry, but we've changed our mind and don't want to sell it." Seems like they don't even bother to look at your record and see that you have a good one, they just buy what one person is telling them.
We went on a trip, bought a couple of jackets, and seriously thought about buying one for our daughter, made a mistake and didn't. My husband then found one on EBay and won the bid. He called the lady who was selling it, and she seemed really nice and he told her how thrilled we were to have found one to give to our daughter, and just in time for her birthday. She commented that her daughter actually didn't want her to put it up for bid but she did it anyway. My husband noticed she was logged on one Sunday and he called her to ask a question about postage, her daughter answered the phone, and cussed my husband out about calling on a Sunday, and then turned around and complained to EBay and they were really nasty to my husband, and they refused to send the jacket. Clearly the woman's daughter changed her mind about the jacket, but she could have just said something like "sorry, but we've changed our mind and don't want to sell it." Seems like they don't even bother to look at your record and see that you have a good one, they just buy what one person is telling them.
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Joined: 05-15-2006
Posts: 901
From: Las Vegas, Nv
Good bad and the Ugly, Sales or no sale
I just got through e-mailing them about doing some custom work also. I hope I don't get a rude SOB. I'm about fed up with rude people, when they want to sell something. So we will see.
See ya down the road
Bud / Harvey
See ya down the road
Bud / Harvey
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Joined: 04-30-2006
Posts: 9,149
From: Maryland Heights, MO
I tried emailing them first but didn't get a response, that's why I called them.