The perfect ebay scam.......please be warned

[Robbi]

http://www.flyfishing.co.uk/vintage-collectable-tackle/309655-beware-ebay-seller-i-stung.html

this is obviously still ongoing, i will keep folks updated

 

[WULF]

Not a very accurate description mate

Not a fisherman myself but im pretty sure i have one of those split cane rods in the garage roof space,it was my father in laws.

 

[Macaroon]

Nail it to him, Robbi, that's scandalous altogether! In my view that's deception and he should pay the price............Hope it goes well for you, mate.

 

[British Red]

Three words for you

Small
Claims
Court

Simply take all your evidence along to your local court - and make him travel to defend himself.

Simple - and satisfying too

 

[Salaud]

Hey Robbi, don't sweat it, just keep doing whatever they ask you in the emails they send you. Under the distance selling regulations the refund is as near as damn it guaranteed and I would also flatly refuse to be out of pocket by paying the return postage. I have had similar before quite a few times having been on eBay since it first began and have never ever paid the return postage no matter what the listing says. I have also been on the other side of the fence as the seller with disgruntled buyer and also never managed to get them to pay the return post when they have dug their feet in either.
With the obvious differences in the description and the reality, you have nothing to worry about.

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[Robbi]

Three words for you

Small
Claims
Court

Simply take all your evidence along to your local court - and make him travel to defend himself.

Simple - and satisfying too

From Sussex to Belfast.......like your style BR

 

[British Red]

Just so Robbi - he is playing on his remoteness - turn it against him!

 

[Lurch]

Don't post his details or copies of correspondence online, he will claim that against you.
Stick with the ebay process, you are covered by distance selling and ebay do favour the buyer most of the time.