Re: ebay r-lsales dishonest liar. Bad Li-ion battery seller and cheat.
Loosing 16 bucks isn't the issue to me, it's the dishonesty that miffs me.
I know exactly what you mean. It just amazes me the lengths people will go to over $10-$15 bucks. Had it happen a few times on ebay.
Had a guy send me knock off knives once. - Perfect feedback too, turns out I just happened to be the first guy to have had an authentic knife on hand to compare to. When I contacted him about it, he immediately denied it, said I was full of shit (literally comment). Opened dispute, took side by side pictures, got a label, shipped back the fakes, and got my money back. What pissed me off were the types of messages he sent (all forwarded to ebay, paypal, fbi, and his local police department for good measure). The thing is, in my original email I even told him, I would keep the knives at cost, (I found what the knock offs online for $12 shipped, paid $24 shipped to him), but instead of doing that he dragged it out.
Another more recent case, guy was supposed to include a dual coil rba for a subtank, as part of the package. After shipping it out 3 weeks late, no dual coil rba. Checked the listing, it's there. Contact him, he says no it was not supposed to be included. Go to listing, it's been pulled. Good thing I saved a copy. Told him to just refund me the difference, $8 iirc, instead he goes on a rant. Tell him, fine, send me a return label, I'll ship the tank back, refund me in full, let's call it a day. Guy disappears, but drags out process. Paypal rules in my favor.
Had several cases like this. It's really usually not at all about the money for me. All my disputes have always been for low amounts, one time for a higher amount, but in that case it was a carrier issue, and the package was found. I'm just very specific when I sell, what I sell, how it will be delivered, and always guarantee it's 100% as advertised, 100% working on arrival, and 100% sold as is after that. Don't think it's unreasonable to hold other sellers to that same standard.
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