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Pelican
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On 20/08/2016 13:05, Noddy wrote:
Sure. My fees will be commensurate with the work you require done. Deal?
Sure. My fees will be commensurate with the work you require done. Deal?
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Noddy
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On 20/08/16 11:01 AM, Pelican wrote:
Let me know if he gets lucky, or is just being a troll.
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Noddy.
Let me know if he gets lucky, or is just being a troll.
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F Murtz
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Berty Blenkinsop wrote:
organization.sorry.
OOPS I had the audacity to post in your group about a world wide
organization.sorry.
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Noddy
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On 20/08/16 11:34 AM, F Murtz wrote:
I see.
Perhaps next time you could avoid the cross-posting so groups don't get
flooded with the shitstorm of irrelevance that is likely to follow, huh?
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I see.
Perhaps next time you could avoid the cross-posting so groups don't get
flooded with the shitstorm of irrelevance that is likely to follow, huh?
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F Murtz
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Je�us wrote:
on his (or her) uk.diy
Maybe Betty could make a list of the only ukcentric subjects allowable
on his (or her) uk.diy
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Noddy
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On 20/08/16 8:58 PM, F Murtz wrote:
Or, you could just stick to posting your questions in relevant groups.
*Then* you wouldn't have to complain about people's reactions to them.
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Or, you could just stick to posting your questions in relevant groups.
*Then* you wouldn't have to complain about people's reactions to them.
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Computer Nerd Kev
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In aus.electronics F Murtz <haggisz@hotmail.com> wrote:
That's pretty standard for Ebay items. If you buy something with a
relatively large glass area to be shipped by the cheapest shipping
method from Hong Kong, then I say it's a risk you take.
Did you threaten negative feedback?
On a similar note. I can tell you that getting $90 from Australia
Post's claims process on a damaged parcel is definitely no easier.
It's coming up to two months now... Certainly no "Seven days".
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That's pretty standard for Ebay items. If you buy something with a
relatively large glass area to be shipped by the cheapest shipping
method from Hong Kong, then I say it's a risk you take.
Did you threaten negative feedback?
On a similar note. I can tell you that getting $90 from Australia
Post's claims process on a damaged parcel is definitely no easier.
It's coming up to two months now... Certainly no "Seven days".
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On Sat, 20 Aug 2016 20:58:49 +1000, F Murtz <haggisz@hotmail.com>
wrote:
He could always 'diy' himself a kill file and stop whining too.
wrote:
He could always 'diy' himself a kill file and stop whining too.
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felix
Guest
On 20-August-2016 1:56 AM, F Murtz wrote:
lesson 1: read the refund conditions before you buy
lesson 2: check the feedback. (98.2%) eg;
"They sold me a FAULTY item and Im having a really hard time on getting
a refund"
"Horrible customer service, rude & demanding. Misleading listing
regarding light"
"The item arrived but don't working. Sell don't refund when I was return
item"
etc.,
never buy from a seller with less then 99%
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"everything in Islam originates
from the testimony of one pedophile"
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com
lesson 1: read the refund conditions before you buy
lesson 2: check the feedback. (98.2%) eg;
"They sold me a FAULTY item and Im having a really hard time on getting
a refund"
"Horrible customer service, rude & demanding. Misleading listing
regarding light"
"The item arrived but don't working. Sell don't refund when I was return
item"
etc.,
never buy from a seller with less then 99%
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"everything in Islam originates
from the testimony of one pedophile"
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com
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felix
Guest
On 20-August-2016 11:02 AM, Xeno wrote:
and the rest of his gestapo!..
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"everything in Islam originates
from the testimony of one pedophile"
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com
and the rest of his gestapo!..
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"everything in Islam originates
from the testimony of one pedophile"
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com
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Brian Reay
Guest
On 19/08/16 13:44, F Murtz wrote:
Contact Ebay.
I had a similarish issue with the wrong item shipped(from China). He
refused to pay return shipping so I contacted Ebay. They confirmed he
should pay. He asked for the cost, it exceeded the item value. I
received a full refund and was told to keep the item.
The only problem is, I never have figure out what the item is I
received. I ordered a lens bag, I received something which looks like a
hat for a garden gnome. We don't have any garden gnomes.
On other occasions, I've received the wrong item and the seller has
simply shipped the correct one and told me to keep the incorrect one.
Unfortunately, the incorrect items have yet to prove useful.
Even when outside the time limit (due to being on holiday), I've found
sellers willing to either refund or ship replacements to items which
haven't arrived. True these have been low value items (a few pounds at
most), but I've never lost out on Ebay and I have something arrive
almost daily (mainly components for my hobby). I suspect sellers look at
your feedback and, if it is 'spotless', they see you are a genuine buyer
and the item has really gone astray.
Contact Ebay.
I had a similarish issue with the wrong item shipped(from China). He
refused to pay return shipping so I contacted Ebay. They confirmed he
should pay. He asked for the cost, it exceeded the item value. I
received a full refund and was told to keep the item.
The only problem is, I never have figure out what the item is I
received. I ordered a lens bag, I received something which looks like a
hat for a garden gnome. We don't have any garden gnomes.
On other occasions, I've received the wrong item and the seller has
simply shipped the correct one and told me to keep the incorrect one.
Unfortunately, the incorrect items have yet to prove useful.
Even when outside the time limit (due to being on holiday), I've found
sellers willing to either refund or ship replacements to items which
haven't arrived. True these have been low value items (a few pounds at
most), but I've never lost out on Ebay and I have something arrive
almost daily (mainly components for my hobby). I suspect sellers look at
your feedback and, if it is 'spotless', they see you are a genuine buyer
and the item has really gone astray.
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F Murtz
Guest
Computer Nerd Kev wrote:
Too late time expired.
Too late time expired.
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Computer Nerd Kev
Guest
In aus.electronics felix <me@nothere.invalid> wrote:
And you'll often have a hard time finding items that don't carry a
similar refund conditions statement. Aliexpress is another option
though, and in theory safer as the seller doesn't get your money
until you say the item has arrived in good condition.
If a seller sells some junk and people buy it anyway, then leave negative
feedback, that doesn't mean that the service is particularly bad. If you
are intent on buying a particular model of device from _someone_, then
complaints relating to the condition of other items are irrelevent as
those devices they relate to may have been a flawed design regardless
of the seller.
In any case these Chinese sellers always seem to have multiple Ebay
IDs. It takes some time, but you can see almost definitive proof
if you watch listings closely enough. If you ask questions or make
offers via Email/ebay messages, it becomes far more obvious (though
I haven't had someone say it directly yet). They just play the odds
with feedback, so some of their IDs will have better scores than
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And you'll often have a hard time finding items that don't carry a
similar refund conditions statement. Aliexpress is another option
though, and in theory safer as the seller doesn't get your money
until you say the item has arrived in good condition.
If a seller sells some junk and people buy it anyway, then leave negative
feedback, that doesn't mean that the service is particularly bad. If you
are intent on buying a particular model of device from _someone_, then
complaints relating to the condition of other items are irrelevent as
those devices they relate to may have been a flawed design regardless
of the seller.
In any case these Chinese sellers always seem to have multiple Ebay
IDs. It takes some time, but you can see almost definitive proof
if you watch listings closely enough. If you ask questions or make
offers via Email/ebay messages, it becomes far more obvious (though
I haven't had someone say it directly yet). They just play the odds
with feedback, so some of their IDs will have better scores than
others.
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Computer Nerd Kev
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In aus.electronics Brian Reay <no.sp@m.com> wrote:
And if the Ebay claims time limit times out, the PayPal claims system
lasts six months. That helped me recently with a seller who lied about
resending an order (or otherwise was unlucky enough to have two
identical parcels go missing in the mail).
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And if the Ebay claims time limit times out, the PayPal claims system
lasts six months. That helped me recently with a seller who lied about
resending an order (or otherwise was unlucky enough to have two
identical parcels go missing in the mail).
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Rod Speed
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Computer Nerd Kev <not@telling.you.invalid> wrote
Only in theory. I got a neckband headset that way, it never worked.
The seller refused to do anything about it, refused to extend the
deadline for when the transaction automatically completed, got
the money anyway.
But the feedback is relevant when they refused to provide a refund
when what was bought never did what it was claimed to do.
One chinese person I know very well indeed refuses to have anything
to do with any operation that has any chinese involved in the business.
Even when its an operation like mobileciti etc.
Only in theory. I got a neckband headset that way, it never worked.
The seller refused to do anything about it, refused to extend the
deadline for when the transaction automatically completed, got
the money anyway.
But the feedback is relevant when they refused to provide a refund
when what was bought never did what it was claimed to do.
One chinese person I know very well indeed refuses to have anything
to do with any operation that has any chinese involved in the business.
Even when its an operation like mobileciti etc.
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Rheilly Phoull
Guest
On 22/08/2016 7:28 AM, Computer Nerd Kev wrote:
Yeah, that "We will resend" gets a workout just to buy them some more
time so the claim expires.
Yeah, that "We will resend" gets a workout just to buy them some more
time so the claim expires.
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Computer Nerd Kev
Guest
In aus.electronics Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:
Ah, I'll keep that in mind. I did get a refund for a dud USB
memory stick I purchased for $2 on Aliexpress (I didn't expect
it to work, I just bought it out of curiosity). That claim went
through without any hassle.
Yes, it's worth reading. However often it isn't clear whether the
buyer asked for a refund before posting the feedback. My point is
not to judge by the total percentage alone.
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Ah, I'll keep that in mind. I did get a refund for a dud USB
memory stick I purchased for $2 on Aliexpress (I didn't expect
it to work, I just bought it out of curiosity). That claim went
through without any hassle.
Yes, it's worth reading. However often it isn't clear whether the
buyer asked for a refund before posting the feedback. My point is
not to judge by the total percentage alone.
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Computer Nerd Kev
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In aus.electronics Rheilly Phoull <rheilly@bigslong.com> wrote:
Well I literally asked for it that time, as (I thought) there wern't
many other sellers within the same price range. A later search after
the refund went through revealed that I must have simply been using
the wrong search query, and I purchased again from another seller.
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Well I literally asked for it that time, as (I thought) there wern't
many other sellers within the same price range. A later search after
the refund went through revealed that I must have simply been using
the wrong search query, and I purchased again from another seller.
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F Murtz
Guest
Computer Nerd Kev wrote:
Same here it was fake only 4gb usable on a supposedly much larger stick
bought 4 got refund and ended up with four 4gb free sticks
Same here it was fake only 4gb usable on a supposedly much larger stick
bought 4 got refund and ended up with four 4gb free sticks
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F Murtz
Guest
Computer Nerd Kev wrote:
seller with different names.
My problem will be figuring out different seller, may be all the same
seller with different names.