I'm a very experienced seller/buyer on bonanza. But, this has never happened to me so I'd like to share it.
I saw a bag that I liked and made a purchase this morning. Paid via credit card thru paypal and received the payment confirmation. Now the listing on bonanza was still active even after my purchase and it did not show up on my "item bought" section either. I was still able to add the same item to my cart. I tried to contact the seller to tell her that I have bought it and paid for it, but it still shows available for sale. The seller never contacted me, but DELETED the listing instead. Now I have no proof that I have made the purchase and the listing is gone. It's possible that the seller deleted it to prevent multiple purchases for the item, but why wouldn't she reply to my messages when she had the time to delete the listing?
It's absolutely unacceptable to me that Bonanza would let this type of glitches happen on their site. I always use my credit card to purchase on Bonanza and I'm thankful that I do this. Just wanted to tell people to be careful.
I saw a bag that I liked and made a purchase this morning. Paid via credit card thru paypal and received the payment confirmation. Now the listing on bonanza was still active even after my purchase and it did not show up on my "item bought" section either. I was still able to add the same item to my cart. I tried to contact the seller to tell her that I have bought it and paid for it, but it still shows available for sale. The seller never contacted me, but DELETED the listing instead. Now I have no proof that I have made the purchase and the listing is gone. It's possible that the seller deleted it to prevent multiple purchases for the item, but why wouldn't she reply to my messages when she had the time to delete the listing?
It's absolutely unacceptable to me that Bonanza would let this type of glitches happen on their site. I always use my credit card to purchase on Bonanza and I'm thankful that I do this. Just wanted to tell people to be careful.
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