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I had two (and "half") fraud experiences, and Ebay didn't care much. One case was a fake flash key, another a scammer trying to "buy" my laptop with fake bank
by pizza234 9y ago
I had two (and "half") fraud experiences, and Ebay didn't care much.
One case was a fake flash key, another a scammer trying to "buy" my laptop with fake bank transfer receipts, and the last one a genuine SD card, but destined to the chinese market.
In all cases Ebay didn't care much; in the first, I even lost my money.
Nowadays, when something similar happens, I just report the item as not arrived; although this is not 100% ethical, for clients it's sadly the safest way.
This is in reality part of a much larger issue, where the portals profit from being more lenient, so that they have a larger amount of sellers (and sales) of cheap crap, rather than being more punishing, and losing sales.
I definitely advise to report items as not arrived, rather than risking through reporting frauds.
- ryanlol 9y ago>where the portals profit from being more lenient, so that they have a larger amount of sellers (and sales) of cheap crap, rather than being more punishing, and losing sales OTOH being more punishing also incentivizes false reporting by competitors, which isn't at all rare.