In Need of Assistance.
In Need of Assistance.
Hey guys, kinda having trouble here...I was looking around on Ebay for some visors for the V and i found one and purchased it. It was purchased on Jan. 28 or 29 cant rememebr well...and that was my first time buying something off of Ebay and now the problem is that i havent recieved nothing from them and i wrote 2 emails to them asking for what i need, but nothing. Now im worried here if they just took my money and im not gonna get anything....What should i do????
Re: In Need of Assistance. (Johniboi)
got my window visors from ebay came a week or 2 later, maybe the guy is on a vacation they do that sometimes take the money and tell u they will ship it like a month later happend to me it said in his paypal account.
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Ever Victorious
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Re: In Need of Assistance. (Johniboi)
If you haven't received shipping notification, I would start a dispute with paypal (if you used them). If you HAVE received one, I'd wait a little while. It has been, at worst, 6 business days since your ordered them. It's possible, if they were shipped ground a couple days after you ordered them, that they will not arrive for a few days yet.
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jfanaselle
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Re: In Need of Assistance. (Johniboi)
Does the guy have a ton of positive feedbacks? Not trying to be insulting, but you said it's your first time buying something on ebay and I find that when I sell something to a first time ebayer, they almost always aren't very familiar with the system and something goes wrong.
Sometimes their address isn't spelled correctly or they've ommitted a unit or apt number, sometimes they're email filter deletes my messages, etc. If they guy has sold hundreds or thousands of things and had very few issues with people, then you can rest assured he's not trying to rip you off.
If emailing him fails, do what EV said and open a dispute. Basically, you just go to your "my ebay" page and click on the drop box next to the item and select "report an item not received." This will prompt ebay to send the seller a message and you and him can communicate in a style similar to a thread, hosted by ebay. You can also request his personal information and call him. I'm sure it's all just a mis-understanding.
Sometimes their address isn't spelled correctly or they've ommitted a unit or apt number, sometimes they're email filter deletes my messages, etc. If they guy has sold hundreds or thousands of things and had very few issues with people, then you can rest assured he's not trying to rip you off.
If emailing him fails, do what EV said and open a dispute. Basically, you just go to your "my ebay" page and click on the drop box next to the item and select "report an item not received." This will prompt ebay to send the seller a message and you and him can communicate in a style similar to a thread, hosted by ebay. You can also request his personal information and call him. I'm sure it's all just a mis-understanding.