EMERGENCY! Does anyone have Ebay's voice ##?

SamThompson · September 21, 2004 1:04AM

Please help, does anyone have an emergency voice # for ebay? This is extremely important!

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 1:05AM

He got kicked off of ebay.

Cameron Kiefer

ss350camaro · September 21, 2004 1:06AM

what is your ebay user i.d. ?

SamThompson · September 21, 2004 1:08AM

They NARU'ed me without telling me who was complaining. I received no notice that I had an unresolved transaction...just BAM! naru'ed, and no further info, except the item # in which 100 people were buyers!

SamThompson · September 21, 2004 1:09AM

My ID was RemoteBuys21

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 1:09AM

Info here

Private feedback. Must have been multiple negs. Search his past posts here also and you will see what type of guy he is.

Cameron Kiefer

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 1:12AM

If one person complains you won't get kicked off. You must have had mutiple negs and this one brought about you getting kicked off. hence your private feedback.....Don't lie. How many negatives did you have?

Cameron Kiefer

SamThompson · September 21, 2004 1:14AM

I had 2 negative feedbacks, with about 94% positive. I just dont understand why I haven't been given more information!

please, do you guys know ebay's phone #? I am an honest and good person, and only want to make this right, but how can i do it with no info on who is complaining?

hookedoncoins · September 21, 2004 1:14AM

<< If one person complains you won't get kicked off. You must have had mutiple negs and this one brought about you getting kicked off. hence your private feedback.....Don't lie. How many negatives did you have?

Cameron Kiefer >>

It appears that he received his first neg this week as well as his second (from two different sellers). Before that time, it appears he had several neutrals, but no other negs.

seanq · September 21, 2004 1:17AM

Jeez, how about putting the judgement aside and answering the guy's question?

The phone number I have for eBay customer service is 888-749-3229. Good luck.

Sean Reynolds

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 1:17AM

2 negs and 2 neutrals out of 28 transactions is bad.

Plain and simple.

Cameron Kiefer

BigE · September 21, 2004 1:22AM

People are mad that they didn't get the 93-S dollar in the $1000.00 grab bag

---------BigE

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 1:24AM

eBay customer service number is: 1-888-749-3229

Cameron Kiefer

Boom · September 21, 2004 1:43AM

Do you realize how many negatives it takes to have a rating of 92.9? Bro, you've got a lot of people pissed at you and the ONE that knows the truth and WHY this is, is YOU! 92.9% sucks! Too many shady deals there Sammy Boy.

It's people like you that hurt legitimate sellers. I don't know you nor do I want to but with #s like that, it sure seems like you've been doing SOMETHING wrong on a regular basis! Instead of hollering "Please, Lord God" NOW, maybe you should have played it straight all along.

I suppose ALL the people that left negatives and gracious negatives are all wrong and you're innocent as can be! RIGHT!

And another thing. ANY man that finds it hilarious that another man's home was broken into and his goods stolen, speaks volumes about you.

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 1:46AM

He had 2 negs and 2 neutrals out of 28 transactions. NOT GOOD. ebay did the right thing.

Cameron Kiefer

ziggy29 · September 21, 2004 1:52AM

Even if it were on the up-and-up, I never trust those "grab bag" auctions anyway. No matter how ethically they're set up, and even if they *do* sometimes give out very valuable coins, there will be disgruntled customers who grossly overpaid for a few XF 1957-D wheaties. These are more likely to neg you, I think, even if you run the sale as advertised.

dthigpen · September 21, 2004 1:54AM

As the winner of multiple lots on one of your dutch auctions (Which in the end I opted to just leave no feedback for at all), from what I observed of the communications and product/packaging, I honestly believe you got yourself in way over your head. Instead of crying foul, I suggest you do your best to resolve the situation to the best of your ability, fulfill all outstanding transactions, and re-evaluate your liquidation plan.

Cheers,

JadeRareCoin · September 21, 2004 2:10AM

eBay will naru a seller for shill bidding, as well as a few other things.

Russ · September 21, 2004 2:20AM

eBay does not NARU for simple negative feedback. There is something else going on that he is not telling us.

Russ, NCNE

Russ · September 21, 2004 2:44AM

This guy is a typical scammer.

As listed, but got 3 common pennies and a nickle so worn you can't read date

6 out of8 50-57 wheats 1nic 1 dime all junk about 2.00$ worth

didn't expect 3 pennies and 2 nickels, 1 not in good shape at all

got three common pennies and a unreadable buffalo

I'm sure there are plenty more similar comments, but I didn't feel like taking any more time digging.

Russ, NCNE

dthigpen · September 21, 2004 2:48AM

I recieved the exact same composition, 3 common date circulated pennies and two worn out common date jefferson nickels. Best $12 I ever spent!

Oh well, at least it seems he was consistant.

K6AZ · September 21, 2004 2:55AM

Typical lottery auction scammer. Shows a slabbed bust coin, promises a couple of key dates that never get sent out, and then whines when eBay catches on and rightfully suspends him. I see one guy paid $12 for about 50¢ worth of coins. That is significant misrepresentation and eBay will boot people who do that. You may as well forget about being reinstated. Make an honest buck.

DesertRat · September 21, 2004 3:13AM

Not sure which thread is better; this one, or the one he started on the Open Forum.

Russ · September 21, 2004 3:20AM

<< Not sure which thread is better; this one, or the one he started on the Open Forum. >>

The one in the open forum has a catchier title.

Russ, NCNE

DesertRat · September 21, 2004 3:21AM

The one in the open forum has a catchier title.

That is true, and it has more replies which goes to show you, it is all in the title!

Goober · September 21, 2004 3:24AM

Sounds like the guy who didn't pay me...he was NARU'd and then begged for forgiveness so Ebay would let him back on...I said the same thing, "For you to have been banned, there was two others before me.

mgoodm3 · September 21, 2004 3:27AM

I like the open forum version better. Much snappier title as suggested before.

ziggy29 · September 21, 2004 3:31AM

<< Sounds like the guy who didn't pay me...he was NARU'd and then begged for forgiveness so Ebay would let him back on...I said the same thing, "For you to have been banned, there was two others before me. >>

I remember a deadbeat doing this to me. I filed an NPB on him, and two others did at almost the same time, and *poof* -- NARUville for you, pal.

He said his son was messing with his computer (and eBay ID/password, apparently) and placed the bid on the coin (I think it was around $300). A couple months later, he wrote to me asking if I'd retract the NPB or otherwise remove my dispute with him. I never responded.

Russ · September 21, 2004 3:36AM

<< He said his son was messing with his computer (and eBay ID/password, apparently) and placed the bid on the coin >>

I've gotten that excuse before. I suppose the "son" also intercepted the three different invoices I sent the guy, but somehow forgot to intercept the NPB notice he responded to.

Russ, NCNE

earlwbollinger · September 21, 2004 4:19AM

I remember a few years ago, when someone ripped me off on Ebay.
He got NARU'd right away and about 2 months later he popped back up again.
That's when I got to leave my negative feedback.
I don't think he was up 1 day.
I don't know if that would work today, Ebay may have blocked it now.
But at the time it was still within the 90 day limit.
At the time I won the auction, he had only one old negative. Right afterwards, he suddenly had something like 10 hostile negatives
hit all at once. Before I could do anything, he was Naru'd. But thanks to the 90 day limit at that time, I got to leave a negative later anyway.

Russ · September 21, 2004 4:23AM

<< But thanks to the 90 day limit at that time, I got to leave a negative later anyway. >>

There's still a "sort of" 90 day limit.

Russ, NCNE

relayer · September 21, 2004 4:23AM

Even on eBay there is a limit of how many wheat cents you can sell at $2.00 a pop.

K6AZ · September 21, 2004 4:30AM

<< 

<< But thanks to the 90 day limit at that time, I got to leave a negative later anyway. >>

There's still a "sort of" 90 day limit.

Russ, NCNE >>

I've posted feedback for auctions that had ended 18 months previously. It's very easy. As long as you have the user ID and auction number, all you have to do is go into my eBay, click on feedback, click on leave feedback, then select the single transaction option. Enter the user ID and auction number.

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 4:46AM

The open forum thread is better.

Remember this guy when he kept asking about selling coins in the newspaper and how to sell his bags of thousands of wheat cents?

Cameron Kiefer

Russ · September 21, 2004 4:49AM

<< and how to sell his bags of thousands of wheat cents? >>

Just make up a story about a "friend" with 57 years as a coin dealer.

Russ, NCNE

kieferscoins · September 21, 2004 5:26AM

He just bought the coins in August and even says he wants to turn a profit

Don't you love this forum's search feature?

7 days later - what a horrible lot he describes his "friends" group as

Cameron Kiefer

susanlynn9 · September 21, 2004 5:57AM

<< Perhaps you could dump them on other suckers on eBay by selling them for $2.00 each by advertising some kind of retirement sale and hold a lottery style auction, you know the kind where you advertise GOLD-SILVER FOUND and only sell wheat cents? >>

This is a quote from the August thread. It then goes on to say that you would probably be NARU'd for doing this. Gee, I guess he was right. Personally, I'm glad to see that eBay acted to remove another scammer.

By the way ST, I think relayer meant this suggestion in a sarcastic way. You must not have realized that.

Russ · September 21, 2004 6:05AM

<< This is a quote from the August thread. It then goes on to say that you would probably be NARU'd for doing this. Gee, I guess he was right. >>

That was posted today.

Russ, NCNE

susanlynn9 · September 21, 2004 6:10AM

Missed the date - the post right before it was August 3. That's what I get for not looking.

Still think it's a good thing that eBay finally acted and removed a scammer.

Bochiman · September 21, 2004 8:41AM

I needed that

susanlynn9 · September 21, 2004 9:03AM

Ok, Ok. Let's just chalk it up to a blond moment.

FatMan · September 21, 2004 9:23AM

I'm pretty sure eBay got this one right.

catfish172 · September 21, 2004 10:17AM

<< I'm pretty sure eBay got this one right.

>>

ebay ->

<-RemoteBuys21

This is way funnier than home invasions.

mrearlygold · September 21, 2004 1:19PM

You have a good memory Cameron. You're right. This is the guy who things home invasions are funny.

What a creep

Tom

Myqqy · September 21, 2004 2:06PM

So what happened to mr. sam?? He seems to have bailed from this thread rather quickly....

K6AZ · September 21, 2004 2:12PM

<< So what happened to mr. sam?? He seems to have bailed from this thread rather quickly....

>>

He got busted, and knows better than to show up here for more punishment.

catfish172 · September 21, 2004 2:16PM

<< 

<< So what happened to mr. sam?? He seems to have bailed from this thread rather quickly....

>>

He got busted, and knows better than to show up here for more punishment. >>

Actually, he's in Alabama and they had to put the mule in the barn for the night. Ergo, no electricity till they hook the mule back up in the A.M.

relayer · September 21, 2004 5:30PM

I think he should be less concerned about getting re-instated on eBay and more concerned about going to jail.

Boom · September 21, 2004 6:02PM

<< I think he should be less concerned about getting re-instated on eBay and more concerned about going to jail. >>

LMFAO!!!

This is just too funny..."Please,please,please save me....eBay has Narued me and I have to call em right away and set things straight!"

What he'd better do is give these people their money back as fast as he can or get his ace in his ride and get outta town!

K6AZ · September 27, 2004 5:45AM

I received responses from 11 buyers in regards to what they received from these auction. Combined, the 11 buyers received:

422 40's-50-s circulated wheats
37 circulated Jefferson nickels
21 circulated silver Roosevelt dimes

A total of 480 coins purchased by 11 buyers for $960 plus shipping. Being generous, they received $26.86 worth of coins. The general consensus from the buyers is it was an outright fraud, and emails to the seller went ignored. They all filed fraud complaints with eBay. And this was just a small sampling. Bottom line is these were fraudulent auctions.

susanlynn9 · September 27, 2004 5:55AM

Guess that's why he got NARU'd.

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