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This is what I was thinking. I don't see ill will on eBay's part. What I see is a few badly-designed processes: not soliciting proof when there is a buyer/sell
by vostrocity 10y ago
This is what I was thinking.
I don't see ill will on eBay's part. What I see is a few badly-designed processes: not soliciting proof when there is a buyer/seller dispute and not integrating a "Money Back Guarantee" charge into eBay's account balance.
These seem like matters of incompetence.
Also, in my experience, when I refused to pay eBay for some charges I disagreed with, they simply sent the debt to a collections agency.
- jbmorgado 10y ago> "Also, in my experience, when I refused to pay eBay for some charges I disagreed with, they simply sent the debt to a collections agency." Well, eBay does this because they know that legally they don't have a leg to stand on in some cases, so they resource to harass their client into complying and give them money they are not legally entitled to.