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Beware of fraudulent seller on EBAY - PLEASE READ
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 00:54
by Y
Hi,
I had won an item on EBAY at the end of September and once the seller got the money, he never replied to me.
Here is all the info I know about him:
EBAY ID:
ladyhunter75
EMAIL:
sirmirko@yahoo.de
NAME:
Mirko Busse
ADDRESS:
Grabbeallee 84
13156 Berlin
Germany
I also have the bank account, if anybody is interested
If anybody knows him, please ask to email me!
Y
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 02:22
by Silver_Owl
2000 Hamburg 4, you say?
This is your man......
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 02:24
by Silver_Owl
I'll get me coat.
Re: Beware of fraudulent seller on EBAY - PLEASE READ
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 09:54
by mugabe
Y wrote:Hi,
I had won an item on EBAY at the end of September and once the seller got the money, he never replied to me.
Have you contacted eBay's fraud squad? If so, what did they say?
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 14:00
by Y
I tried, but I won the auction too long ago. EBAY only investigate if the auction has been won between 30 and 60 days (it's been 70 days or so).
That guy also said he had other Sisters records, so he sent me a list (took 2 weeks to email me) and took another 2 weeks to tell me the total costs.
This was probably done on purpose so I can't leave feedback and can't contact EBAY.
Anyway... I sent this just to make sure you guys are not buying anything from that scum bag...
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 14:06
by Loki
I've never dealt with anyone outside the UK except for once. He was Italian and it worked OK. Apart from his account was suspended the day after I received my goods and he vanished (phew!).
At least if I have a problem with a UK buyer I have a contact name, an address, a car and a road atlas ...
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 14:25
by ryan
ive never bought anything out of australia myself- which has been quite the disadvatage- if something rare pops up in my country then i find myself fighting with some bastard americans
with some exceptions of course
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 2872802302
one for the home team
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 14:30
by Loki
ryan_w_0000 wrote:ive never bought anything out of australia myself- which has been quite the disadvatage- if something rare pops up in my country then i find myself fighting with some bastard americans
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 2872802302
one for the home team!
Still, not bad going for a long sleeve. 'bastard americans'?
Just wait till Planet sees this ...
Re: Beware of fraudulent seller on EBAY - PLEASE READ
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 15:05
by mugabe
Y wrote:Hi,
NAME: Mirko Busse
Bit off-topic, but a Google search for the name yields two hits, one proclaiming that he caught a 42 cm carp in 2001. This must mean something.
Re: Beware of fraudulent seller on EBAY - PLEASE READ
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 15:27
by Loki
mugabe wrote: one proclaiming that he caught a 42 cm carp in 2001. This must mean something.
You're right. There's definately something fishy going on with HL posts today.
Posted: 09 Dec 2003, 20:44
by pikkrong
@ Y!
I think you can still leave the feedback - if you remember the item number (i. e. if you have any e-mail with this number) you can choose "search", then type the number (or make copy and paste it) and then click on "search"...
Posted: 10 Dec 2003, 04:48
by Y
Pikkrong, Thanks!!
I didn't know I could do that.
I just left the negative feedback!
Y
Posted: 10 Dec 2003, 12:33
by pikkrong
Y wrote:Pikkrong, Thanks!!
I didn't know I could do that.
I just left the negative feedback!
Y
Now I feel myself as Mr. Evil
Posted: 10 Dec 2003, 14:26
by Black Planet
Johnny Boy wrote:
'bastard americans'?
Just wait till Planet sees this ...
Shame on you Ryan! If the australian dollar is still as low as it was when I was in Australia (one of our dollars bought 2 of yours) it's a lot cheaper for Americans to bid on Aussie auctions! I certainly spent a small fortune in Sydney, and even worse in Wellington....where the Kiwi dollar was even less than a Aussie dollar.
Came home very poor indeed.
I haven't had any E-bay problems. I usually check the sellers feedback before bidding. Most the music I bid on comes from either UK or Germany.
Posted: 10 Dec 2003, 17:21
by ryan
Black Planet wrote:Johnny Boy wrote:
'bastard americans'?
Just wait till Planet sees this ...
Shame on you Ryan! If the australian dollar is still as low as it was when I was in Australia (one of our dollars bought 2 of yours) it's a lot cheaper for Americans to bid on Aussie auctions! I certainly spent a small fortune in Sydney, and even worse in Wellington....where the Kiwi dollar was even less than a Aussie dollar.
Came home very poor indeed.
sowwy planet- our australians have gotta have our sisters stuff too ya know