EBAY SCAMMER over $200k : UPDATE!
kalch23
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Hi all,
First of all, thanks for all the supportive messages on this thread and via private messages. I am happy to report that ebay has refunded all of my purchases from "tpqcollect," in excess of $20,000.
I must say, I have been really impressed overall by how ebay handled the situation. In my mind, this really put their "money back guarantee" to the test (the $200,000 test) and I think ebay passed with flying colors. I'm curious the extent to which both ebay and law enforcement goes after this guy and I really do hope they make an example of him.
I hope there's an interesting epilogue to this story… time will tell.
First of all, thanks for all the supportive messages on this thread and via private messages. I am happy to report that ebay has refunded all of my purchases from "tpqcollect," in excess of $20,000.
I must say, I have been really impressed overall by how ebay handled the situation. In my mind, this really put their "money back guarantee" to the test (the $200,000 test) and I think ebay passed with flying colors. I'm curious the extent to which both ebay and law enforcement goes after this guy and I really do hope they make an example of him.
I hope there's an interesting epilogue to this story… time will tell.
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<< <i>Hi all,
First of all, thanks for all the supportive messages on this thread and via private messages. I am happy to report that ebay has refunded all of my purchases from "tpqcollect," in excess of $20,000.
I must say, I have been really impressed overall by how ebay handled the situation. In my mind, this really put their "money back guarantee" to the test (the $200,000 test) and I think ebay passed with flying colors. I'm curious the extent to which both ebay and law enforcement goes after this guy and I really do hope they make an example of him.
I hope there's an interesting epilogue to this story… time will tell. >>
I am happy for you as you did not actually want some printed "posters" from this seller and it goes to show that Ebay may not be as bad as some people constantly say.
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<< <i>best of all is you get to keep the posters as well! >>
joebb21, you just said it all.......
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<< <i>best of all is you get to keep the posters as well! >>
I'm considering selling the posters on ebay….
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<< <i>This was a huge scam on the order of a class action law suit. Ebay would have been foolish to let this fester and not cover it. If this were 50 separate sellers with 50 different buyers, the results would likely not have been so positive for the sellers. Glad to see the OP get covered for the full amount. >>
I'm sorry you are so bummed on ebay and the whole coin dealer business as a whole. I have been following your comments and must say you seemed to have found all the bad apples! I spent over 100K on ebay in the last year with probably at best a 1% return dollar wise. I also sold well over 100K with the same results as to returns.
I for one think ebay has made leaps and bounds since I stopped using them in 2000. I started back a couple of years ago. Ebay in my STRONG opinion has made it a much safer place to buy....perhaps even on par with Heritage since a sh*tty pic on Heritage does not constitute a reason for return!
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<< <i>best of all is you get to keep the posters as well! >>
I'm considering selling the posters on ebay…. >>
Be careful guys don't bid $5k thinking they are getting the actual coin lol (your made whole I can joke about it)!
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<< <i>This was a huge scam on the order of a class action law suit. Ebay would have been foolish to let this fester and not cover it. If this were 50 separate sellers with 50 different buyers, the results would likely not have been so positive for the sellers. Glad to see the OP get covered for the full amount. >>
I'm sorry you are so bummed on ebay and the whole coin dealer business as a whole. I have been following your comments and must say you seemed to have found all the bad apples! I spent over 100K on ebay in the last year with probably at best a 1% return dollar wise. I also sold well over 100K with the same results as to returns.
I for one think ebay has made leaps and bounds since I stopped using them in 2000. I started back a couple of years ago. Ebay in my STRONG opinion has made it a much safer place to buy....perhaps even on par with Heritage since a sh*tty pic on Heritage does not constitute a reason for return! >>
Thank you, I strongly agree.
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<< <i>This was a huge scam on the order of a class action law suit. Ebay would have been foolish to let this fester and not cover it. If this were 50 separate sellers with 50 different buyers, the results would likely not have been so positive for the sellers. Glad to see the OP get covered for the full amount. >>
I'm sorry you are so bummed on ebay and the whole coin dealer business as a whole. I have been following your comments and must say you seemed to have found all the bad apples! I spent over 100K on ebay in the last year with probably at best a 1% return dollar wise. I also sold well over 100K with the same results as to returns.
I for one think ebay has made leaps and bounds since I stopped using them in 2000. I started back a couple of years ago. Ebay in my STRONG opinion has made it a much safer place to buy....perhaps even on par with Heritage since a sh*tty pic on Heritage does not constitute a reason for return! >>
Strongly agree as well!
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<< <i>best of all is you get to keep the posters as well! >>
I'm considering selling the posters on ebay…. >>
I'd burn them and never look back.
Glad to here your good news.
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<< <i>best of all is you get to keep the posters as well! >>
I'm considering selling the posters on ebay…. >>
I'd burn them and never look back.
Glad to here your good news. >>
Keep as evidence
Ebay is not as good as it was many years ago, but it's still a very opportunistic place to buy and sell for the knowledgeable and diligent consumer.
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feepay forces seller to pony up $500.00 shipping fee for buyer's admitted error.
After reading that thread you'll get a glimpse into why so many good sellers are so cynical about doing business there.
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<< <i> Glad you were made whole, but there is a flip side to feepay as witnessed by this thread:
feepay forces seller to pony up $500.00 shipping fee for buyer's admitted error.
After reading that thread you'll get a glimpse into why so many good sellers are so cynical about doing business there. >>
There has been a rather positive update to that post.