Marty, I bid what you say was a fair price in the ad. If others bid it up we can help you get some of your money back.
Member Steamfitters Local 614 USMC Veteran 1981-1992 Cold War Veteran
It's truly funny, no make that truly sad, that people in this day and age are so wrapped up in their own little world that they refuse to try and teach someone else the correct or accepted way of doing things.
So you gave him neg. feedback and complained like hell for the shipping that was listed in the auction. Oh, and buy the way he did not say the picture would be of the item listed either. And why bid over $10.00 for a set that books for about eight dollars.
I E-Mailed the seller and was told the set in the picture was the set I would get. As for the shipping, I missed it. Yea I asked about it and figured it was my fault. When the set came in and it was not the set in the picture and the seller refused to give a refund, you rack it up to experence and have an auction.
It is not exactly cheating, I prefer to consider it creative problem solving!!!
That sucks. Unfortunately, this goes on all too often. I'd like to think that in some cases the sellers are just plain lazy by using the same picture over and over but it always seems that a very choice example of the item being sold is pictured. Quite awhile back I purchased a 1950 proof set expecting similar quality. Coins didn't match the pictures (they weren't even in the same holder as pictured) and the seller accused me of pulling a switch when I returned them. It took me 6 months of bugging the crap out of the guy to finally get a partial refund. I always check the past selling history of a seller to see if the same item has been auctioned over and over (like proof sets) with the same picture. It has saved me money in the past few months as this is more prevalent now it seems.
It's only because he said that was the set I would get. It wasn't end of story! The seller is a sleeze, charging $8.50 and then spending $1.61 to ship the package, that complaint is still being looked into at E-Bay, excessive shipping is against E-Bays rules.
It is not exactly cheating, I prefer to consider it creative problem solving!!!
<< <i>It's only because he said that was the set I would get. It wasn't end of story! The seller is a sleeze, charging $8.50 and then spending $1.61 to ship the package, that complaint is still being looked into at E-Bay, excessive shipping is against E-Bays rules. >>
Yes it is unfortunately, eBay doesn't do well on the enforcement end of their policies. I got hit for $35.00 shipping on 2 auctions for a total of $70 which the guy shipped combined for $11.81 I also paid for insurance which he wouldn't honor <He claimed he self-insured it> and the guy got away with it. He shot down my paypal and my eBay complaints. If you go back in my feedback you'll see it's the only negatives I've ever gotten hit with. You also see that the guy finally got his due. If the guy is in fact a scammer he will eventually get his due as well. I do like the set you received and sincerely hope to win it. As is consistant with my bidding, I bid a fair amount and most likely will get sniped, if I do, congratulations!
Member Steamfitters Local 614 USMC Veteran 1981-1992 Cold War Veteran
It's truly funny, no make that truly sad, that people in this day and age are so wrapped up in their own little world that they refuse to try and teach someone else the correct or accepted way of doing things.
Now, just to be fair, all you have to do is include in the text of THAT auction how you ripped off two old ladies for that 1964 Proof Set with that Proof 70 Deep Cameo Accented Hair Kennedy Half (Oh yeah, don't forget to add how you picked-up that 1893-S Morgan at teh pawn shop).
Jim
A couple of the complaints HE has received:
Not someone you want to do business with. Sellers BEWARE!!!!!! Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:59 3912174516 Reply by protocol44: Sold item in poor condition, now upset I had the nerve to actually complain. Jun-07-04 05:58
Sellers BEWARE of this one!!! No communication. Leaves negative!! Beware!!!! Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:57 3912027098 Reply by protocol44: Ask yourself why I complained: could it be the item was defective? Yes, it was. Jun-07-04 05:57
Just an average buyer. Not a nice e-bayer. Likes to leave nuetral & negative!!!! Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:51 3912025552 Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints. Jun-07-04 05:58
SELLERS BEWARE - THIS BUYER CANNOT READ AND UNDERSTAND TERMS OF SALE - NASTY Seller martha31 ( 4764) Jun-04-04 10:12 3912290346 Reply by protocol44: OVERCHARGED FOR SHIPPING,REFUSED REFUND,NASTY LIAR IF COMPLAIN Jun-04-04 18:02 Follow-up by martha31: All my auctions state if S$H is too high - Don' bid. This Dummy can't read. F- Jun-04-04 18:24
I love it Marty Now, did you tell Russ about it or did he notice it when he was stalking you online?
I am just surprised that catfish hasn't stuck up for the seller other than saying he likes the set you received,,,seller must not be a superior mason or something
Marty....I just can't believe that you let the DCAM potential (lies apparently) blind you to the S/H ..... owie!
Paypal says if the set was delivered and it was not broken, there is nothing they could do. It's my opinion that eventually this kind of thing is going to bring down Paypal and ebay. Someone, somewhere will eventually have enough of it and we'll see the biggest class action suit ever filed. JMO.
Not someone you want to do business with. Sellers BEWARE!!!!!! Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:59 3912174516 Reply by protocol44: Sold item in poor condition, now upset I had the nerve to actually complain. Jun-07-04 05:58
Sellers BEWARE of this one!!! No communication. Leaves negative!! Beware!!!! Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:57 3912027098 Reply by protocol44: Ask yourself why I complained: could it be the item was defective? Yes, it was. Jun-07-04 05:57
Just an average buyer. Not a nice e-bayer. Likes to leave nuetral & negative!!!! Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:51 3912025552 Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints. Jun-07-04 05:58
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Now this is to funny! Scammer getting negs from a scammer!!
It looks like this person bought the same 1969 proof set in auction 3912025552 and left the seller neutral feedback stating "Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints"
And Marty's photo looks exactly like the original sellers photo. So protocol44 knows he had a POS proof set to begin with.
<< <i>It looks like this person bought the same 1969 proof set in auction 3912025552 and left the seller neutral feedback stating "Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints"
And Marty's photo looks exactly like the original sellers photo. So protocol44 knows he had a POS proof set to begin with. >>
Of course he did, and used eBay to unload the POS set. Kind of like what another seller is doing with raw seated coins.
Wow, it didn't make it to the snipe and outbid already, congratulations Marty!!!
Member Steamfitters Local 614 USMC Veteran 1981-1992 Cold War Veteran
It's truly funny, no make that truly sad, that people in this day and age are so wrapped up in their own little world that they refuse to try and teach someone else the correct or accepted way of doing things.
I get this all of the time..... I cherrypicked a nice VAM the other day..... they send me a different coin.... I send it back.. ask for the "piuctured coin" and they wouldn't send it.... (guess they found out what it was) this is my pet peeve.... They actually sent me a total refund and a $ 9 Peace $ to say he was soooooo very sorry and that they'd LIKE to KEEP their $ 100 coin I tried to buy for $ 12.... Still going to neg him......
I don't think the seller really cares. He knows there are people who look for Cameo proofs and he sticks that nice picture in. Then hits you with the $8.50 (more then the set was worth) shipping. I'm sure he gets a newbe a week. I have filed a complaint with E-bay and one for fee avoidence (High Shipping).
It is not exactly cheating, I prefer to consider it creative problem solving!!!
Marty, I saw that auction of yours the orher day. I did not check to see where you got the coin. JezJerk/jezjesk as I call him. I bought once and learned like you!
I left this so called seller the following message:
"I understand that the coins shown were not the ones shipped. $8.50 to ship a set of coins is ridiculous. You're going to lose a lot of business because of shoddy transactions like this."
I'll let you know if I get a reply
JUST GOT THIS REPLY (7:30PM)
"Dear shmort6552,
Lying about the condition of coins received and slandering someone just to try to break a contract because you didn't bother to read the clearly stated S&H charges isn't good business either!!!!!!!!!!"
In auction 3912025552, jezjesk was the original seller and provided an accurate photo. Protocol44 won it and then turned around and resold it to Marty, but protocol44 used a different photo to sell it.
<< <i>I'd like to think that in some cases the sellers are just plain lazy by using the same picture over and over but it always seems that a very choice example of the item being sold is pictured. >>
Ain't that the truth! Stock images are common, but I think it's more than coincidence that the sets pictured frequently have great looking cameo coins in them. Experienced eBayers know to eMail and verify the image but, as we've seen here, even that doesn't always work since some sellers are liars.
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USMC Veteran 1981-1992
Cold War Veteran
It's truly funny, no make that truly sad, that people in this day and age are so wrapped up in their own little world that they refuse to try and teach someone else the correct or accepted way of doing things.
W.C. Fields
Get'em Marty,
Louis
Next time that happens to me I'll copy your auction and do the same.
Rookie Joe
Cameron Kiefer
i must bow to your chutzpah !
and i aint Jewish !
I say thank you for taking the hit and pointing out a scam man
W.C. Fields
W.C. Fields
<< <i>It's only because he said that was the set I would get. It wasn't end of story! The seller is a sleeze, charging $8.50 and then spending $1.61 to ship the package, that complaint is still being looked into at E-Bay, excessive shipping is against E-Bays rules. >>
Yes it is unfortunately, eBay doesn't do well on the enforcement end of their policies. I got hit for $35.00 shipping on 2 auctions for a total of $70 which the guy shipped combined for $11.81 I also paid for insurance which he wouldn't honor <He claimed he self-insured it> and the guy got away with it. He shot down my paypal and my eBay complaints. If you go back in my feedback you'll see it's the only negatives I've ever gotten hit with. You also see that the guy finally got his due. If the guy is in fact a scammer he will eventually get his due as well. I do like the set you received and sincerely hope to win it. As is consistant with my bidding, I bid a fair amount and most likely will get sniped, if I do, congratulations!
USMC Veteran 1981-1992
Cold War Veteran
It's truly funny, no make that truly sad, that people in this day and age are so wrapped up in their own little world that they refuse to try and teach someone else the correct or accepted way of doing things.
Jim
A couple of the complaints HE has received:
Not someone you want to do business with. Sellers BEWARE!!!!!!
Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:59 3912174516
Reply by protocol44: Sold item in poor condition, now upset I had the nerve to actually complain. Jun-07-04 05:58
Sellers BEWARE of this one!!! No communication. Leaves negative!! Beware!!!!
Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:57 3912027098
Reply by protocol44: Ask yourself why I complained: could it be the item was defective? Yes, it was. Jun-07-04 05:57
Just an average buyer. Not a nice e-bayer. Likes to leave nuetral & negative!!!!
Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:51 3912025552
Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints. Jun-07-04 05:58
SELLERS BEWARE - THIS BUYER CANNOT READ AND UNDERSTAND TERMS OF SALE - NASTY
Seller martha31 ( 4764) Jun-04-04 10:12 3912290346
Reply by protocol44: OVERCHARGED FOR SHIPPING,REFUSED REFUND,NASTY LIAR IF COMPLAIN Jun-04-04 18:02
Follow-up by martha31: All my auctions state if S$H is too high - Don' bid. This Dummy can't read. F- Jun-04-04 18:24
09/07/2006
Now, did you tell Russ about it or did he notice it when he was stalking you online?
I am just surprised that catfish hasn't stuck up for the seller other than saying he likes the set you received,,,seller must not be a superior mason or something
Marty....I just can't believe that you let the DCAM potential (lies apparently) blind you to the S/H ..... owie!
Good luck
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
Looking for PCGS AU58 Washington's, 32-63.
<< <i>A couple of the complaints HE has received:
Not someone you want to do business with. Sellers BEWARE!!!!!!
Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:59 3912174516
Reply by protocol44: Sold item in poor condition, now upset I had the nerve to actually complain. Jun-07-04 05:58
Sellers BEWARE of this one!!! No communication. Leaves negative!! Beware!!!!
Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:57 3912027098
Reply by protocol44: Ask yourself why I complained: could it be the item was defective? Yes, it was. Jun-07-04 05:57
Just an average buyer. Not a nice e-bayer. Likes to leave nuetral & negative!!!!
Seller jezjesk ( 4739) Jun-06-04 15:51 3912025552
Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints. Jun-07-04 05:58
>>
Now this is to funny! Scammer getting negs from a scammer!!
It looks like this person bought the same 1969 proof set in auction 3912025552 and left the seller neutral feedback stating "Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints"
And Marty's photo looks exactly like the original sellers photo. So protocol44 knows he had a POS proof set to begin with.
<< <i>It looks like this person bought the same 1969 proof set in auction 3912025552 and left the seller neutral feedback stating "Reply by protocol44: Don't sell damaged goods if you don't like complaints"
And Marty's photo looks exactly like the original sellers photo. So protocol44 knows he had a POS proof set to begin with. >>
Of course he did, and used eBay to unload the POS set. Kind of like what another seller is doing with raw seated coins.
Why step over the dollar to get to the cent? Because it's a 55DDO.
USMC Veteran 1981-1992
Cold War Veteran
It's truly funny, no make that truly sad, that people in this day and age are so wrapped up in their own little world that they refuse to try and teach someone else the correct or accepted way of doing things.
That POS really deserves going to Graders Hell!!!
But I wonder if the scammer knows you have posted this auction. It wouldn't really show up on any searches I normall do!
I would use that "email this item to a friend" feature to put him on notice.
Maybe if 100 or so of the board members also did this, he would get the message that he is being watched.
“In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." - Thomas Jefferson
My digital cameo album 1950-64 Cameos - take a look!
"I understand that the coins shown were not the ones shipped. $8.50 to ship a set of coins is ridiculous. You're going to lose a lot of business because of shoddy transactions like this."
I'll let you know if I get a reply
JUST GOT THIS REPLY (7:30PM)
"Dear shmort6552,
Lying about the condition of coins received and slandering someone just to try to break a contract because you didn't bother to read the clearly stated S&H charges isn't good business either!!!!!!!!!!"
The seller was not jezjesk! He was another dis-satisfied customer!
I hate it when you see my post before I can edit the spelling.
Always looking for nice type coins
my local dealer
In auction 3912025552, jezjesk was the original seller and provided an accurate photo. Protocol44 won it and then turned around and resold it to Marty, but protocol44 used a different photo to sell it.
<< <i>I'd like to think that in some cases the sellers are just plain lazy by using the same picture over and over but it always seems that a very choice example of the item being sold is pictured. >>
Ain't that the truth! Stock images are common, but I think it's more than coincidence that the sets pictured frequently have great looking cameo coins in them. Experienced eBayers know to eMail and verify the image but, as we've seen here, even that doesn't always work since some sellers are liars.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Experienced eBayers know to eMail and verify the image but, as we've seen here, even that doesn't always work since some sellers are liars. >>
My main reason for not buying many proof and mint sets from ebay!