Stupid Ebay Bint potentially ruined my weekend....
Stupid Ebay Bint potentially ruined my weekend....
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anonymous-user

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83 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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For fks sake, stupid fking people on Ebay I swear I am never using it again

I ordered a Bestival ticket from a woman on Ebay 2 weeks ago, there was a delay while she was waiting for it to arrive but she said she would send it Next Day Delivery and charged me accordingly

She has sent it Recorded Delivery not Next Day, it still hasnt arrived and there is a Postal Strike in my area (Central London) tomorrow. I am booked onto a ferry Thursday evening so I now have to wait to see if it arrives Thursday morning, if it doesnt I have to try and buy another ticket on Thursday and then raise a dispute with Paypal to get my original money back

If she fks up my weekend will I be able to claim for the Ferry ticket I have paid for as well as the camping equipmment I have bought specificall for this event?

fking Retard!!!!

Simpo Two

92,708 posts

294 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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An interesting dispute - because if it turns up you do have the goods you paid for, even if they are now useless. I doubt very much that there's a delivery time criterion under 14 days.

ETA: My Post Office says that the only way to be sure of next day delivery is to use Special Delivery, because that's done by the managers if the workers are revolting.

Edited by Simpo Two on Tuesday 8th September 14:11

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Simpo Two said:
An interesting dispute - because if it turns up you do have the goods you paid for, even if they are now useless. I doubt very much that there's a delivery time criterion under 14 days.
There is. There is even an example in the dispute console for it. i.e. Good useless (out of date tickets etc)

hornetrider

63,161 posts

234 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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If you paid for Next Day and she sent Recorded (which is presumably cheaper?) then you would indeed have a dispute. I presume. IANAL!!

Simpo Two

92,708 posts

294 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Don said:
There is. There is even an example in the dispute console for it. i.e. Good useless (out of date tickets etc)
Ah, OK. I stand corrected.



Fill yer boots!

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Don said:
Simpo Two said:
An interesting dispute - because if it turns up you do have the goods you paid for, even if they are now useless. I doubt very much that there's a delivery time criterion under 14 days.
There is. There is even an example in the dispute console for it. i.e. Good useless (out of date tickets etc)
Thats good to know, I have to give her until Thurs unfortunately so we'll see


hornetrider said:
If you paid for Next Day and she sent Recorded (which is presumably cheaper?) then you would indeed have a dispute. I presume. IANAL!!
Thats my theory, i paid £4.95 for Next Day and as said above that would have been fine, so its her loss and will cost her £150 if it doesnt turn up, but the aggro of having to buy another ticket at the last minute is what i would rather avoid.

I have to ask IANAL??

esselte

14,626 posts

296 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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anonymous said:
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I Am Not A Lawyer?

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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esselte said:
I Am Not A Lawyer?
Makes sense smile

Tom_C76

1,923 posts

217 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Simpo Two said:
Don said:
There is. There is even an example in the dispute console for it. i.e. Good useless (out of date tickets etc)
Ah, OK. I stand corrected.



Fill yer boots!
Unless, as you've paid for a ticket that was almost certainly non-tranferrable, ebay may wash their hands of it anyway.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Tom_C76 said:
Simpo Two said:
Don said:
There is. There is even an example in the dispute console for it. i.e. Good useless (out of date tickets etc)
Ah, OK. I stand corrected.



Fill yer boots!
Unless, as you've paid for a ticket that was almost certainly non-tranferrable, ebay may wash their hands of it anyway.
I was under the impression that it was only football tickets that Ebay wouldnt allow you to sell. I have now purchased another ticket just in case, if this one turns up I shall flog it to a tout (at a loss no doubt) if it doesnt I shall raise a dispute with Paypal and see where I go from there..

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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reidy - do you need another ticket?

spoke to a mate who can't make it and has one for sale

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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sleep envy said:
reidy - do you need another ticket?

spoke to a mate who can't make it and has one for sale
I've just arranged to buy one from a woman in London Bridge tomorrow, I have no idea on checking for the authenticity though which is a concern, this one is at £110 how much is your mate selling for?

Evangelion

8,635 posts

207 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Simpo Two said:
... that's done by the managers if the workers are revolting.

Edited by Simpo Two on Tuesday 8th September 14:11
They always are. See my 'asking for service is rude' thread.

Four Cofffee

11,838 posts

264 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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How much did she charge? Recorded is about £1.30 for a <100g letter and the cheapest SD is £4.60p.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Four Cofffee said:
How much did she charge? Recorded is about £1.30 for a <100g letter and the cheapest SD is £4.60p.
She charged me 4.95 for P&P, as you say I think recorded is around £1.30, if it doesnt arrive in time this will be the basis of my dispute with Paypal that if she had sent it as she had charged it then this wouldnt have happened.

I am still hoping it arrives on Thursday morning, but we will see...

Soovy

35,829 posts

300 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Sorry, but if something matters, don't buy it on ebay???


SirClarke

633 posts

205 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Simpo Two said:
use Special Delivery, because that's done by the managers if the workers are revolting.
I briefly worked for the post office many years ago doign night shifts and I can confirm that most of the workers doing night hours are truely revolting.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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Soovy said:
Sorry, but if something matters, don't buy it on ebay???
Appreciated, but I bought some other things from there on the same day and not a single issue, genuine orgainsed people who dispatched the items forthwith and in the correct method.

Unfortunately for a sold out event I had a choice of Ebay or Gumtree, I took what i thought to be the lesser of 2 evils, i am just amazed as by trying to save herself £3 she has potentially cost herself £150....

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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anonymous said:
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sorry but I've only just got hold of him again and he's managed to sell it in the meantime

hope your london bridge one is bonafide, it should be as it's unliky people are knocking out a load of moody tickets for bestival

Soovy

35,829 posts

300 months

Tuesday 8th September 2009
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anonymous said:
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