Oh, I wont agree to anything until I have my refund!
I heard back from her. No pictures, she's wondering why I still want the shoes when they're "broken"
Dog ate shoes...
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Oh, I wont agree to anything until I have my refund!
I heard back from her. No pictures, she's wondering why I still want the shoes when they're "broken"
thats carelessness on the sellers part. If your going to sell something, you just leave them on the floor like that?
Dogs don't climb shelves or anything, they chew what is in their way. Those shoes should have been in a box and somewhere ready to be shipped.
sounds like a lame excuse if you ask me.
Dogs don't climb shelves or anything, they chew what is in their way. Those shoes should have been in a box and somewhere ready to be shipped.
sounds like a lame excuse if you ask me.
I heard back from her. No pictures, she's wondering why I still want the shoes when they're "broken"
That is the really strange part. I would definitely keep looking to see if she relists.
"OOOO I have just sold these beautiful shoes on ebay. Let me just set them down by my gnawing dog and chewing cat that haven't had a meal for a few days..."
lol why do people leave sold items near their animals?? no good could come from that
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I hope if the damage isn't too bad you could work out a discount or something?
lol why do people leave sold items near their animals?? no good could come from that
ush: I hope if the damage isn't too bad you could work out a discount or something?
"OOOO I have just sold these beautiful shoes on ebay. Let me just set them down by my gnawing dog and chewing cat that haven't had a meal for a few days..."
lol why do people leave sold items near their animals?? no good could come from that
I hope if the damage isn't too bad you could work out a discount or something?
She doesn't want to sell them to me, I am 100% sure that there is nothing wrong with the shoes and she just wants to relist them hoping to get a better price.
I'm not having much luck with ebay recently. I just noticed that the seller I bought two dvd box sets from has received 46 negatives and 13 neutral fb in the past month. I'm clearly not going to get my dvds. *sigh* :s
It is probably the mutual withdraw, it is filed under a dispute. You can close it by saying you don't agree to the withdraw, but I would wait and see if you can get pics. You can get her contact info from ebay and call her if she won't respond to your email.
Well if she is not sending pictures to you she probably is going to relist them to get a better price, wow people are crazy, if she wanted a certain price she should have put a reserve.
I had a seller tell me they couldn't find the article I bought so they refunded straight away without even consulting me, some months later I noticed they were selling the same item. I was angry because they resold at a higher price and Ebay did nothing.
I would come out bluntly and just tell her i think she is lying and to only proof you have are pics to show that indeed her dog chewed them and they are "broken" now.
Don't agree to a mutal withdrawl
Don't agree to a mutal withdrawl
I have 2 dogs so I know that dogs love to chew on shoes but I do think it is strange that she refuses to send you photos which only leads me to believe that she is lying about the damage.
Has she issued your refund yet?
Mind if I ask who this seller is so I know to never bid on their auctions.
Has she issued your refund yet?
Mind if I ask who this seller is so I know to never bid on their auctions.
She should have sent you pic's ofcourse then it should be up to you if you want them or not. I do believe things happen but still you should be given the decision.
No, I didn't get any pics, she just kept asking me why I wanted the shoes when they were "broken"
so I let it go. But the question is, what kind of feedback should I give her? I'm not worried about retaliatory feedback, giving honest feedback is much more important to me.