I'm LVGodiva and I'M TRUSTWORTY PERSON, I'M NOT A SCAMMER..!

RowdyAndPete · Jul 25th, 2008, 05:54 AM

Thanks Pzold!!

imashopaholic · Jul 25th, 2008, 06:08 AM

The seller should have the package weight listed on the shipping record. This should match what was received by the buyer. If it doesn't, USPS has some explaining to do and the seller should file a complaint and try to work out what happened from the time the package left their hands to when it reached the buyer. Is that not their responsibility?

nickkyvintage · Jul 25th, 2008, 06:30 AM

oh the drama never ends

spendalot · Jul 25th, 2008, 06:56 AM

Yes, I feel that all sellers should not think that their responsibility ends after shipping out the item.

In this case, the seller ought to co-operate and solve the problem instead of giving up. Since only sellers can file a claim, this is what she ought to do now, or at least make a complaint to USPS and see what they say. If it's an inside job, they can still trace back to the delivery or/and people in charge.

caannie · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:04 AM

To me this is a very simple situation... either the seller sent the item or not. I don't care which ID LVGodiva used to buy the item, many sellers use different buyer IDs. I don't care that eBay suspended the account due to large purchases. Her paypal account is in Indonesia so of course that's where she would ask the seller to ship.

The bottom line is, did the seller SHIP THE BAG or not? I believe he's been asked repeatedly if he used a box or not, etc... The seller is responsible for making sure the buyer gets the bag. If the buyer says she didnt' get the bag, that's what INSURANCE IS FOR!! The seller should be filing a claim with the Post office instead of attacking the buyer!

Every time I read posts by the seller I think "attacking the victim." I can't help it. If he would try to work towards a solution (ie... contacting the post office, filing an insurance claim, etc...) I would feel a lot better. But every time he posts it's screaming about suspended accounts and shipping to Indonesia. That's over and done, what matters is, what was in the box/envelope.

candac3mari3 · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beenie*Weenie

I must also say that I ran the seller's name through toolhaus. I wouldn't have touched ANY of her auctions with a 10 foot pole. But I am very particular who I buy from and RARELY shop on eBay. This is just one of the many reasons why I take my hard earned $$$$ to the boutique.

who are you to be announcing her eBay id's??!??

friponne · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by candac3mari3

who are you to be announcing her eBay id's??!??

^ Whose, where?? (perhaps you should read the entire story before you comment)

candac3mari3 · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:20 AM

I haven't read this entire thread yet, but you are DUMB! how does this prove she says she never authorized it? an unauthorized claim on paypal could mean numerous things, no tracking info, never received an item... and it's totally obvious you and beenieweenie are the same person..... honestly our forums do NOT need this drama!!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by hotpicks

HERE'S TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS PREVIOUSLY ASKED BY PRINT*MODEL AND STR8_DYME ON THE CLOSED THREAD..http://forum.purseblog.com/ebay-forum/seller-hot-picks4you-sent-us-empty-envelopes-1747-a-330174.html#post7237674

THIS IS THE EMAIL FROM LVGODIVA....NOTE HOW SHE ADMITS TO GETTING THE PACKAGE, YET FILES A CLAIM THAT SHE NEVER AUTHORIZED THE TRANSACTION!!!

Subject:RE: You've received a question about your eBay item, Louis Vuitton Red Cuir S...Date:7/23/2008 10:14:00 P.M. Eastern Daylight TimeFrom

heilaReply To:To:(Details)[/url][/i]

always have business ethic and NEVER scammed other! You did it and make me to against you. Ok, I did post about this transaction on several LV and eBay forum. You can just click below to see one of them:

Seller: hot-picks4you sent us empty envelopes for $1747 LV bag!

Refund me or send my item!

SHEILA T

EMAIL FROM PAYPAL ABOUT THE UNATHORIZED CLAIM

Subject:PayPal Investigation of the Received Unauthorized Claim: Case ID #PP-516-435-597Date:7/23/2008 9:50:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight TimeFrom:service@paypal.comReply To:To:[EMAI]

CC:BCC:Sent on:
Sent from the Internet (Details)

Dear mXXXXXX rXXX,

An unauthorized account activity claim was recently filed against the
following transaction:

Buyer's Name: SHEILA T
Buyer's Email: SHEILAXXXXXXXCOM
Buyer's Transaction ID: 9XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX2

Transaction Date: Jul 14, 2008
Transaction Amount: -$1,747.51 USD
Your Transaction ID: 2XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX5
Case Number: PP-516-435-597

I JUST JOINED TO CLEAR MY NAME.....I BELIEVE MY JOB HERE IS DONE AND I WILL USE ALL THESE COMMENTS TO HELP ME WITH THE CLAIM....THANK YOU!!!!

candac3mari3 · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by friponne

^ Whose, where?? (perhaps you should read the entire story before you comment)

excuse me????? i was making a statement and I just did finish reading the entire thread........ i wasn't asking "who" she was more of a "you've only been on this forum today to cause drama so back off" kinda thing

(why are people so quick to be rude on this forum??)

menopausalmama · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:38 AM

nuts......just nuts!!!!!

friponne · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by candac3mari3

I haven't read this entire thread yet, but you are DUMB! how does this prove she says she never authorized it? an unauthorized claim on paypal could mean numerous things, no tracking info, never received an item... and it's totally obvious you and beenieweenie are the same person..... honestly our forums do NOT need this drama!!!!

Purrr-lease. Beenieweenie's post is about Hotpicks, the seller.
(Originally Posted by Beenie*Weenie
I must also say that I ran the seller's name through toolhaus. I wouldn't have touched ANY of her auctions with a 10 foot pole. But I am very particular who I buy from and RARELY shop on eBay. This is just one of the many reasons why I take my hard earned $$$$ to the boutique.)

They are NOT the same person, got nothing to do with each other whatsoever, other than they incidentally found themselves thrown to the 'same side of the fence'. Please read the original (closed) thread.

Beenieweenie is a long-time lurker here, who didn't register until she found she got something to say (and thank her for that). I was a lurker too, for months, before I registered.

Hotpicks found the forum because the buyer directed her here.

I've seen a couple of *trusted & established* members going 'funny' (not only our R-O) - no insinuations here, only I think whether a member is new or old is irrelevant.

gacats · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by caannie

To me this is a very simple situation... either the seller sent the item or not. I don't care which ID LVGodiva used to buy the item, many sellers use different buyer IDs. I don't care that eBay suspended the account due to large purchases. Her paypal account is in Indonesia so of course that's where she would ask the seller to ship.

The bottom line is, did the seller SHIP THE BAG or not? I believe he's been asked repeatedly if he used a box or not, etc... The seller is responsible for making sure the buyer gets the bag. If the buyer says she didnt' get the bag, that's what INSURANCE IS FOR!! The seller should be filing a claim with the Post office instead of attacking the buyer!

Every time I read posts by the seller I think "attacking the victim." I can't help it. If he would try to work towards a solution (ie... contacting the post office, filing an insurance claim, etc...) I would feel a lot better. But every time he posts it's screaming about suspended accounts and shipping to Indonesia. That's over and done, what matters is, what was in the box/envelope.

caannie is absolutely right- seller, please go to the post office & begin taking the steps to prove your case, it's the only way to clear this up.

friponne · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by candac3mari3

(why are people so quick to be rude on this forum??)

LOL didn't you just say "haven't read this entire thread yet, but you are DUMB!" ?

This is the closed thread, for better understanding:
Seller: hot-picks4you sent us empty envelopes for $1747 LV bag

von · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:47 AM

^^ if you look back to the beginning several members ids have been posted on this thread, chill out we don't all need to fight

friponne · Jul 25th, 2008, 08:55 AM

As I gather it was the buyer's sister in Colorado(?) who received the envelopes, NOT the buyer. Is the sister trustworthy (I know... no offence!) / does she have flatmates etc. etc. etc.

I'm not siding with the seller here (and no way I'd buy a $$$$ bag from someone with 13 negs), only trying to be objective.

The seller should provide some kind of postal documentation (weight of packet, etc.) - it must be all on the receipt she got from the Post Office.

(Also, it might be a good idea to look up some old threads started by the buyer.)

Jul 25th, 2008, 06:08 AM	#77
imashopaholic christmas in 24 days Location: Australia	The seller should have the package weight listed on the shipping record. This should match what was received by the buyer. If it doesn't, USPS has some explaining to do and the seller should file a complaint and try to work out what happened from the time the package left their hands to when it reached the buyer. Is that not their responsibility? __________________ Woohoo! We're getting an arts & crafts sub-forum. All the info is here

Jul 25th, 2008, 06:30 AM	#78
nickkyvintage Bag Pervert! Location: UK	oh the drama never ends __________________ Welcome to Ban-City...Population 1...

Jul 25th, 2008, 06:56 AM	#79
spendalot Member	Yes, I feel that all sellers should not think that their responsibility ends after shipping out the item. In this case, the seller ought to co-operate and solve the problem instead of giving up. Since only sellers can file a claim, this is what she ought to do now, or at least make a complaint to USPS and see what they say. If it's an inside job, they can still trace back to the delivery or/and people in charge. __________________ 2 bags to go and I'm done!: updated 13/NOV/08 Baltic Large Veneta Sloane in ASH (F/W08) Live and let live. There's much injustice in this world, as long as one's conscience is clear, that's all that matters.

Jul 25th, 2008, 08:04 AM	#80
caannie Will Work for Hermes Location: Montgomery, AL	To me this is a very simple situation... either the seller sent the item or not. I don't care which ID LVGodiva used to buy the item, many sellers use different buyer IDs. I don't care that eBay suspended the account due to large purchases. Her paypal account is in Indonesia so of course that's where she would ask the seller to ship. The bottom line is, did the seller SHIP THE BAG or not? I believe he's been asked repeatedly if he used a box or not, etc... The seller is responsible for making sure the buyer gets the bag. If the buyer says she didnt' get the bag, that's what INSURANCE IS FOR!! The seller should be filing a claim with the Post office instead of attacking the buyer! Every time I read posts by the seller I think "attacking the victim." I can't help it. If he would try to work towards a solution (ie... contacting the post office, filing an insurance claim, etc...) I would feel a lot better. But every time he posts it's screaming about suspended accounts and shipping to Indonesia. That's over and done, what matters is, what was in the box/envelope. __________________ To the world you may just be somebody, but to somebody you may just be the world

Jul 25th, 2008, 08:38 AM	#85
menopausalmama Member Location: PEI CANADA	nuts......just nuts!!!!! __________________ menopausalmama

Jul 25th, 2008, 05:54 AM	#76
RowdyAndPete Sofa King Banned Location: 12 10 Baby!	Thanks Pzold!!

Jul 25th, 2008, 08:47 AM	#89
von :) Location: London	^^ if you look back to the beginning several members ids have been posted on this thread, chill out we don't all need to fight

Jul 25th, 2008, 08:55 AM	#90
friponne katzenjammer	As I gather it was the buyer's sister in Colorado(?) who received the envelopes, NOT the buyer. Is the sister trustworthy (I know... no offence!) / does she have flatmates etc. etc. etc. I'm not siding with the seller here (and no way I'd buy a $$$$ bag from someone with 13 negs), only trying to be objective. The seller should provide some kind of postal documentation (weight of packet, etc.) - it must be all on the receipt she got from the Post Office. (Also, it might be a good idea to look up some old threads started by the buyer.) Last edited by friponne; Jul 25th, 2008 at 08:59 AM.