bexster82
22nd March 2008, 22:24
Right here goes:
I have noticed that some people sell Faulty mobile phones on ebay sometimes they sell them for Spares/Repairs also.
Well - i had a Nokia 5300 just sat in my draw. I tried to turn the mobile on but it wouldnt turn on.
Therefore - i put it on ebay but listed it as a Faulty mobile phone and explained the situation also.
Well some knob - msgs me thru ebay :
"if i win the auction and the phone doesn't work - i expect a refund yes?"
my reply to him:
"no refunds - item is brought as described etc - if in doubt plz do not bid on this"
His reply to that:
"im sure Trading Standards will be happy to know that you're selling faulty goods without option of refunds"
My reply:
"I have descibed the phone as faulty therefore i am not breaking ebay rules or regs - also there are no rules that i HAVE to offer refunds"
Well i wont go on and on but this guy really did my nut in the tosser.
What exactly have i done wrong guys? lol
I have noticed that some people sell Faulty mobile phones on ebay sometimes they sell them for Spares/Repairs also.
Well - i had a Nokia 5300 just sat in my draw. I tried to turn the mobile on but it wouldnt turn on.
Therefore - i put it on ebay but listed it as a Faulty mobile phone and explained the situation also.
Well some knob - msgs me thru ebay :
"if i win the auction and the phone doesn't work - i expect a refund yes?"
my reply to him:
"no refunds - item is brought as described etc - if in doubt plz do not bid on this"
His reply to that:
"im sure Trading Standards will be happy to know that you're selling faulty goods without option of refunds"
My reply:
"I have descibed the phone as faulty therefore i am not breaking ebay rules or regs - also there are no rules that i HAVE to offer refunds"
Well i wont go on and on but this guy really did my nut in the tosser.
What exactly have i done wrong guys? lol